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Use the uploaded personal reference photos as the only reference for identity, face, facial expression, body proportions, exact hair length, natural
  hair color, hair density, and real hair texture. Use all uploaded personal reference photos together as a high-priority identity set. They are the
  sole authority for the real person's face, body, natural appearance, hair length, hair color, hair density, hair structure, and hair texture. Match
  the same real person exactly as shown in the personal reference photos; do not invent, reconstruct, average, beautify, idealize, stylize, or
  reinterpret any facial feature, body proportion, or hair characteristic. Preserve the real facial asymmetry, exact eye shape and size, nose, lips,
  jawline, cheeks, skin tone, age, natural marks, and realistic eye anatomy exactly as visible in the personal photos. If the reference photos differ
  because of angle, expression, or lighting, preserve the consistent real features instead of creating an averaged or perfected face. The ski-lift
  reference is only for the seated pose, ski outfit, chairlift, alpine location, lighting, color palette, and composition. Do not copy the ski-lift
  reference face, expression, body, body proportions, hair length, hair color, hairstyle, hair texture, makeup, skin treatment, beauty effect, logos,
  brand marks, labels, printed text, screenshot borders, or social-media elements. Create a realistic candid photograph of the same person sitting
  naturally on an open ski chairlift high above a snowy alpine resort. The photo should feel spontaneous and unplanned, like a friend took it during a
  real ski holiday, not like a professional fashion photoshoot or an AI-generated portrait. Place the person naturally in the chairlift seat with
  relaxed shoulders, bent knees, gloved hands resting near the lap and safety bar, and a calm natural expression that comes from the uploaded personal
  reference photos. Keep the head, neck, shoulders, arms, torso, hands, hips, knees, ankles, and feet physically plausible and naturally connected.
  The personal photos define the real identity and natural proportions, while the ski scene defines the pose and composition; do not copy the
  personal-photo pose. Outfit: one specific black insulated ski jacket, black ski pants, black winter gloves, and a black ski helmet with large
  goggles resting naturally on top, with no visible branding. Preserve the exact hair length from the personal reference photos. The visible hair must
  keep the same natural color, density, structure, texture, volume, hairline, and exact ending point on the shoulders, chest, back, and body as in the
  personal photos. Do not make the hair shorter, longer, thicker, fuller, straighter, curlier, darker, lighter, or more styled. The chairlift scene
  should include a realistic protective canopy and metal frame, the seat, safety bar, support rails, authentic hardware, snow-covered alpine
  mountains, evergreen forests, ski slopes, distant valleys, and a clear blue sky. Use bright natural high-altitude daylight with realistic shadows,
  cool reflected light from the snow, natural highlights on the goggles and metal rails, and preserved mountain and snow texture. The final result
  must look like an ordinary unretouched smartphone photograph of this exact real person, not a beauty portrait, fashion-model interpretation, doll,
  fictional person, face composite, or AI face replacement. Photo quality: highest available quality and maximum detail, natural iPhone 17 Pro Max or
  compact-camera realism, natural 1x lens, universal vertical 9:16 master canvas suitable for Stories and Reels, all important details kept inside the
  central 4:5 safe area for Instagram posts, exact 2160x3840 pixels when supported, quality high, PNG output, no compression, true skin texture,
  visible natural pores, true-to-life facial anatomy, realistic human eyes with natural iris detail and realistic sclera, fine facial microtexture,
  subtle natural asymmetry, natural skin depth and translucency, realistic individual hair strands, detailed ski fabric, gloves, goggles, metal, snow,
  mountains, trees, and chairlift textures, slight handheld framing, natural smartphone color and exposure, unretouched everyday optical rendering,
  natural sharpness without digital enhancement, subtle sensor grain, mild imperfections, no haze, no vintage blur, no cinematic grading, no AI-
  polished look. Negative prompt: no copied ski-reference face, no copied ski-reference expression, no copied ski-reference body, no copied ski-
  reference hair, no changed identity, no changed body proportions, no changed hair length, no altered hair color, no altered hair texture, no
  invented facial features, no reconstructed face, no averaged face, no idealized face, no face redesign, no identity drift, no facial symmetry
  enhancement, no model-like face, no fictional person, no age change, no beauty filter, no beauty retouching, no cosmetic retouch, no skin smoothing,
  no face reshaping, no body reshaping, no heavy makeup, no fake eyelashes, no enlarged lips, no smaller nose, no doll eyes, no plastic skin, no waxy
  skin, no porcelain skin, no glassy eyes, no artificial iris detail, no unnaturally enlarged eyes, no airbrushed skin, no flawless skin, no beauty-
  mode processing, no synthetic skin texture, no artificial eye sharpness, no artificial catchlights, no HDR face, no over-processed skin, no perfect
  symmetry, no face composite, no pasted face, no face overlay, no face-swap look, no distorted clothing, no distorted gloves, no distorted goggles,
  no distorted hands, no extra fingers, no warped arms, no warped legs, no malformed chairlift, no floating seat, no fake mountains, no unreadable
  text, no brand logos, no watermark, no screenshot border, no social-media UI, no username, no date, no icons, no bags, no backpacks, no wallets, no
  belts, no CGI, no illustration, no low-resolution, no blurry face, no blurry eyes, no pixelation, no compression artifacts.