Rooftop, City, Blue Hour

A single 4:5 vertical photograph of the person in the uploaded photograph, on a rooftop terrace during blue hour — about 20 minutes after sunset, when the sky is deep cool blue and the city lights have come on. Contemporary urban-lifestyle photography.

LOCK IDENTITY (never changes): facial bone structure, eye shape and colour, eyebrows, nose, lip shape, jawline, chin, hairline (preserve EXACTLY), ear shape, the person's true relative complexion (never lightened), all permanent marks. Natural facial hair preserved exactly.

DO NOT LOCK the upload's lighting or absolute skin tone — the face is RE-LIT by this scene's warm key against the cool blue dusk.

REPLACE from the upload: any earrings, necklaces, chains, rings, watches — replaced with the minimal styling below. Wardrobe and background are set by this scene.

FACE-BODY INTEGRATION & REALISM (mandatory — this governs the entire image):

1. ONE CONTINUOUS PHOTOGRAPH, NOT A FACE-GRAFT. The head, neck, and body
   belong to the same person captured in a single exposure. There is NO visible
   seam, edge, outline, halo, or "pasted-on" boundary anywhere around the jaw,
   chin, hairline, or neck. The face is NOT sharper, brighter, or more in-focus
   than the body — head and body share ONE identical grain, sharpness, and
   focus falloff.

2. SKIN-TONE CONTINUITY (no two-tone problem). The complexion of the face,
   ears, neck, throat, shoulders, and hands is ONE single consistent skin tone —
   the subject's true complexion rendered identically everywhere. Do NOT render
   a lighter face on a darker body, or a darker face on a lighter body. There is
   NO tonal step, line, or colour shift at the jawline or neckline. The face and
   body are colour-graded as one.

3. SCENE-MATCHED LIGHTING ON THE FACE. Lock the person's IDENTITY but do NOT
   lock the upload's lighting. The face is RE-LIT by THIS scene: a soft warm key
   (the city / a warm practical light) on the face plus the cool blue dusk as
   ambient — the same direction, colour temperature mix, and shadow pattern on
   the face AND body. Warm-and-cool catchlights match the environment.

4. CORRECT HEAD-TO-BODY PROPORTION. The head is anatomically sized to the body
   — roughly one-seventh to one-eighth of full standing height. Do NOT enlarge
   the head, widen the skull, or inflate the face relative to the shoulders and
   torso. Neck thickness and shoulder width are natural for the build.

5. HEAD POSE FOLLOWS THE BODY. The angle and tilt of the head sit naturally on
   the neck, consistent with the body's posture and the camera angle. Do NOT
   place a front-facing face on a turned or angled body. Gaze, head-turn, and
   neck angle all agree with the pose.

6. NATURAL NECK & HAIRLINE TRANSITION. The jaw flows into the neck, the neck
   into the collarbones and shoulders, the hairline into the scalp — soft
   natural anatomy, real shadow under the chin, no abrupt mask-edge.

Wardrobe — smart evening:
Pick ONE:
- A well-tailored blazer or sport coat over a fine knit or open-collar shirt — the smart rooftop-evening look.
- A crisp dark shirt, sleeves rolled — relaxed but sharp.
- A fine roll-neck under a jacket — the elevated minimal look.
Real well-tailored fabric, darker evening palette (navy, charcoal, black, deep green) that reads well against the blue dusk.

Hair styling: neatly styled with a little evening polish. Hairline preserved exactly. Facial hair preserved (maintained).

Scene props (replace upload jewelry): a quality watch; optional a glass (a cocktail or sparkling water) held casually; the rooftop railing or a high table to lean on.

Pose and composition: leaning on the rooftop railing with the city behind, OR standing relaxed with hands partly in pockets, OR seated at a high table with a glass. Body three-quarter to the camera, head to the lens. Confident, easy, self-assured. Three-quarter or full-length framing. Camera at eye level.

Expression: a confident, composed, slightly cool expression — settled eyes, a faint knowing smile or a calm look. Assured, not stiff.

Setting — rooftop terrace at blue hour: a stylish rooftop with the city skyline spread behind — buildings with lit windows, distant warm-and-cool city lights softly bokeh'd; the deep cool-blue dusk sky above with the last warm band near the horizon; subtle string lights or a warm practical lamp on the terrace providing warm accent. Real and atmospheric, not a CGI skyline.

Atmospheric details: the cool evening air, the soft glow of city lights, perhaps a faint warm haze, the alive feeling of the city at dusk.

Light — warm key vs cool blue ambient: primary soft warm key on the face (a warm practical light / the city glow) at around 3200K; cool blue dusk ambient at around 8000K as fill and on the shadow side; warm city-light bokeh behind; warm-and-cool catchlights in the eyes; moderate atmospheric contrast — the cinematic blue-hour balance.

Camera language: 50mm prime at f/1.8 (city lights into soft bokeh), full-frame digital, cinematic dusk grade, ISO 1600. Sharp on the eyes, the city softly behind.

Colour treatment: blue-hour palette — deep cool sky, warm city-light accents, the warm-keyed face. Skin true to the upload's complexion, warmly keyed against cool ambient.

Skin handling: pores visible, real texture, eyelashes resolved, facial hair preserved, natural age kept. The warm key keeps the skin alive against the cool dusk.

Aspect ratio 4:5 vertical. No text, no caption, no border, no watermark.