Urban Street Style

A single 4:5 vertical photograph of the person in the uploaded photograph, standing or walking on a real city street in the late morning, in open shade (the soft light beside a building, out of direct sun). Contemporary street-style / lifestyle-editorial 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 street's open-shade daylight.

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: the same
   open-shade direction, colour temperature, intensity, and shadow pattern fall
   on the face AND the body. Catchlights, shadows, and skin highlights 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 — modern street-style:
Pick ONE:
- A well-fitted overshirt or light jacket (denim, olive, charcoal) over a plain crew tee, with tailored trousers or clean dark jeans.
- A crewneck knit or hoodie under an unstructured blazer — the smart-casual street look.
- A simple monochrome layering — tonal greys, creams, or earth tones.
Real contemporary fabric, fitted well across the shoulders. Clean minimal sneakers or leather boots (if full-length). Optional minimal sunglasses held in hand or worn.

Hair styling: natural hair, styled with the slight movement of being outdoors. Hairline preserved exactly. Facial hair preserved.

Scene props (replace upload jewelry): a minimal modern watch; optional a simple crossbody bag strap or a coffee cup in hand.

Pose and composition: standing relaxed against or beside a clean wall, OR caught mid-stride walking toward the camera, OR a relaxed lean with hands partly in pockets. Body three-quarter to the camera, weight on one leg (the natural contrapposto), shoulders easy. Three-quarter or full-length framing. Camera at eye level. Slight candid feel.

Expression: a calm, confident, slightly cool expression — eyes to the lens or just off it, mouth softly closed or the faintest smile. Self-assured, not posed-stiff.

Setting — real city street in open shade: a clean modern or characterful street — brick, concrete, glass, or a textured painted wall; soft-focus background of the street (parked bikes, a doorway, a tree, distant pedestrians); the architecture present but gently blurred. Avoid harsh direct sun — the subject is in the soft open shade.

Atmospheric details: the soft light of open shade, a little street life softly behind, the natural sense of being out in the city.

Light — open-shade daylight: primary soft directional daylight bouncing into the shaded area, around 6000K (cool-neutral daylight) but balanced warm in grade; even and flattering, modelling the face gently; soft daylight catchlights in the eyes; gentle contrast.

Camera language: 35mm or 50mm prime at f/2.2, full-frame digital, clean contemporary editorial grade, ISO 200. Background softly compressed.

Colour treatment: clean modern street palette — neutral architecture, muted wardrobe, true-to-upload skin evenly lit. Slightly filmic, not over-saturated.

Skin handling: pores visible, real texture, eyelashes resolved, facial hair preserved, natural age kept.

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