"Candid Cafe Window Moment"

Do not change the subject's facial bone structure, eye shape and 
color, nose shape, lip shape, jawline, or skin tone in any way — keep 
it 100% identical to the original photo. Do not change identity.

SCENE (describe it like a real moment, not a photoshoot): She was 
sitting by a cafe window, waiting for her order, absentmindedly 
looking outside at the street when something outside made her smile — 
maybe a dog running past, or a familiar song playing. Caught in that 
unguarded half-second before she even realized someone was looking 
at her.

NEW POSE (explicit, not the original photo's pose): Seated sideways 
in the chair, one arm resting on the table near a coffee cup, other 
hand lightly touching a strand of hair near her ear, body turned 
slightly toward the window, head tilted just a little.

MICRO-EXPRESSION (not an emotion word — the physical detail): corners 
of the mouth lifting unevenly on one side first, eyes slightly 
crinkled at the outer corners, eyebrows relaxed and natural, a soft 
exhale visible in her shoulders.

CAMERA STYLE: Shot like a candid photo taken by a friend sitting 
across the table on a phone camera — not a professional shoot. Off-
center framing with the window and street softly visible in the 
background, natural imperfect crop, subject not centered in the frame.

Background: an ordinary cafe interior, window with soft daylight 
coming in, a blurred coffee cup and someone's hand in the near 
foreground, everyday cafe lighting — no dramatic glow, just realistic 
warm indoor light.

AVOID: symmetrical stance, direct posed eye-contact with camera, 
airbrushed/glossy skin, perfectly centered composition, studio-quality 
polish, forced smile.