Identity: the face, skin, body and hair are the subject's own and never change. Where a hairstyle is described below, style the subject's own hair into it; never change the hair's colour, length or texture. Apply only the outfit, makeup, hairstyling, pose and setting described below.
Create an outdoor editorial portrait against a reflective surface.
Subject: the subject standing close to the polished side of an aircraft fuselage. The subject's own hair is worn up in a loose high bun, with strands falling loose at both temples and the nape. Natural makeup applied to the subject's own face. The subject wears a green scoop-neck athletic crop top with
contrast yellow trim and matching yellow athletic shorts with a green drawstring and side
stripes.
Action: standing side-on to the fuselage with the subject's body angled 20 degrees toward camera, the
right arm raised with the hand resting lightly against the side of the head, elbow up and
open. Left arm relaxed at the subject's side. Chin lowered slightly, eyes closed, face turned toward the
light, expression calm.
Setting: the curved green painted side of a parked aircraft filling the frame behind the subject, a row
of small oval windows running across the upper third, the polished surface throwing a soft
mirrored reflection of the subject to the right, pale tarmac visible at the lower edge.
Visual style: photoreal outdoor fashion photography, saturated green and yellow, strong midday contrast, fine grain.
Composition: vertical frame, camera at chest height, subject in the left half of frame and
cropped at the hip, the subject's mirrored reflection occupying the right half, the fuselage curve running
diagonally behind them both.
Lighting: hard direct sun from the front left, crisp shadow definition along the subject's face and arm, bright speculars along the fuselage panels and window frames, deep shadow beneath
the wing line.
Text inside: none — aircraft markings and registration stay out of frame or illegible.
Constraints: never lower the raised arm or drop the elbow, never open the eyes, never turn the subject's
back to the fuselage, never lose or soften the reflection, never soften the sun or flatten the
contrast, never crop above the waist, never render legible aircraft registration, airline name
or livery text, never add people, stairs or ground vehicles, never change the subject's face, skin or body, and never change the colour, length or texture of the subject's hair — style it only as described.
Output: 3:4 vertical.
