Lakeside Mountain Travel Look prompt

Use the uploaded reference image as the primary identity and face reference. Create a highly realistic vertical 9:16 full-body travel portrait of the same person.
Preserve the person's facial identity with maximum possible fidelity — same face shape, forehead, eyebrows, eyes, eye shape, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, skin tone, natural facial proportions, hairline, and hairstyle. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, age, retouch, smooth, or alter the face. Do not create a different or generic face.
Recreate a similar scenic mountain-lake location: a beautiful clear blue lake behind the person, layered green mountains and rocky peaks in the distance, bright blue sky with soft white clouds, and a rustic dark-brown wooden railing in the foreground. Natural sunny daytime lighting, realistic mountain atmosphere and depth.
Outfit: fitted dark olive-green sleeveless crop tank top with the visible white text “NEW YORK U.S.A.”, loose black cargo pants with realistic side utility pockets, and clean white low-top sneakers. Keep the outfit colors, proportions, fabric texture, and overall styling consistent with the reference.
Pose: standing naturally beside the wooden railing, facing the camera, gentle genuine smile, relaxed shoulders, both hands naturally resting together near the waist/railing, one leg slightly crossed in front of the other. Long straight dark hair falling naturally over the shoulders and front of the body. Keep the same relaxed travel-photo feeling.
Photorealistic DSLR photography, realistic skin texture, natural hair strands, accurate hands and fingers, realistic clothing folds, detailed wooden railing, sparkling lake water, crisp mountain background, natural sunlight, realistic shadows, subtle depth of field, no beauty filter, no artificial face smoothing.
Composition: vertical 9:16, full-body framing from head to shoes, subject centered, natural camera perspective, high-resolution realistic photograph.
Most important: the uploaded reference image controls the person's identity. Keep the face as close as technically possible to the reference, with no unnecessary facial changes.