D-portrait With Face Lock And Film Grain Prompt | HowToWritePrompt

A portrait identical to the attached reference image, preserving the face and facial features 100 percent. A D-portrait shot on Fujifilm Pro 400H film, using an old lens filter. Keep the face and facial structure exactly the same as the reference image. The subject is a young woman wearing a clean white spaghetti-strap dress with a cute, light, flowing design. The bodice has a corset- or gently gathered fit around the chest and torso, subtly highlighting her beautiful proportions, with soft ruffle or pleated details. Her hairstyle is modern “{argument name="hair style" default="long black butterfly-cut hair"},” or layered hair that frames the face, with lots of volume. The hair is slightly messy, with fine strands partially covering her face. She is leaning by an old wooden window covered with lush green leaves and climbing vines. Sunlight filters softly through the leaves, creating a gentle and beautiful glow. High detail, slight film grain, and natural light passing through the window a calm, fresh, and relaxing atmosphere. She looks directly at the viewer with a gentle expression. Her right hand holds her hair, with her elbow resting on the window frame. The lighting is soft and natural. The camera angle is from the front, shot from outside the window and slightly tilted to the left. The final image appears bright and hazy from sunlight, with visible film grain texture, Medium three-quarter profile shot with natural posture, captured on Canon EOS R5 with RF 50mm f/1.2L USM lens, Rembrandt 3-point studio lighting with 45° key light and soft fill bounce, authentic skin micro-textures, true-to-life surface physics, 8K ultra-detailed editorial photography