Snowfall Under a Rustic Mountain Cabin

Using the uploaded photo, create a photorealistic vertical winter portrait of the same woman seated outside a rustic wooden mountain cabin during gentle morning snowfall. KEEP - Keep the exact facial identity from the uploaded photo. Preserve the original forehead shape, eyebrow placement and shape, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose proportions, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, ears, facial width, and natural facial asymmetry. Keep the original skin tone, visible pores, fine skin texture, under-eye detail, and natural facial marks. Preserve the existing hairline, hair density, long wavy brown hair, natural hair texture, and recognizable identity. Keep the original body proportions, shoulder width, neck proportions, and natural physical build. Do not replace the person with a generic model. CHANGE - Dress her in a warm cream knitted sweater, a long beige wool skirt, and a soft brown wool shawl wrapped loosely around her shoulders. Seat her naturally on a weathered wooden bench beside the cabin wall. Have both hands hold a steaming ceramic mug close to her chest while she looks slightly toward the falling snow with a calm, thoughtful expression. Add small snow particles to her hair, shoulders, shawl, and skirt without obscuring her face. SCENE - Set the portrait outside a rustic wooden mountain cabin in early winter morning. Place snow-covered pine trees behind her, with the cabin's warm glowing windows visible farther back. Keep the immediate wooden wall and bench detailed while distant trees and cabin elements become softly blurred. LIGHT - Use soft overcast morning daylight coming from the front-left, gently lighting both sides of her face. Add a subtle warm window glow from behind and to the side, while keeping the face primarily lit by cool natural daylight. CAMERA - Shoot vertically at chest height using an 85mm lens at f/1.8. Keep her face sharply focused with shallow depth of field and soft snowfall bokeh behind her. Preserve realistic facial proportions without wide-angle distortion. GRADE - Use a cool winter colour grade with restrained blue-grey shadows, natural skin tones, warm amber cabin highlights, moderate contrast, and subtle cinematic film grain. Keep whites neutral so the snow remains realistic. OUTPUT - Create a vertical 9:16 image at 2160 x 3840 pixels with detailed skin, individual hair strands, realistic knitted fabric, natural snow crystals, and physically believable steam rising from the ceramic mug. DO-NOT - No face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos, no facial reshaping, no de-aging, no generic replacement face, no distorted hands, and no extra fingers.