Shibuya Rooftop Selfie Photography

Describe the person from the reference image as taking a selfie with a smartphone at a {argument name="building" default="high-rise commercial building's rooftop observation deck"} that overlooks {argument name="shooting location" default="Shibuya Scramble Crossing"} from the front below. It's a selfie-style composition captured from a close third-person camera, not the smartphone's strict shooting screen.

Maintain the facial features, eyes, hairstyle, hair color, age impression, clothing color, shape, material, decoration, and atmosphere of the person from the reference image; do not make them look different. Do not inherit the original background, lighting, composition, or pose.

Make the person the sole main subject, in a stable 3/4 body composition from the face to around the thighs. Do not force a full body; prioritize the reproducibility of the face, upper body, clothing, smartphone, and background.

The person stands on a safe rooftop observation deck, extending one arm forward holding a smartphone, and naturally looking at its screen. Show the smartphone somewhat larger in the foreground, but do not obscure the face or clothing or make it huge. Place the other arm naturally near the body.

Show only a small amount of the rooftop floor and transparent glass railing at the bottom or sides of the frame to clearly indicate the shooting location. The rooftop part should be within 10% of the frame. Avoid floating in mid-air, falling, or standing on dangerous edges.

The camera is slightly in front and above the person, looking down obliquely at Shibuya. Do not make it a completely top-down view. Place the Scramble Crossing prominently below from behind the center of the person, clearly showing the wide multi-directional crosswalks, the center of the intersection, and many pedestrians in the Scramble crossing. Do not make the crowd sparse or the center blank.

Around it, place dense commercial buildings, curved glass, shop facades, and large digital signs close and large, showing at least three signs. Display vivid abstract images or human silhouettes in blue, cyan, red, magenta, and pink on the signs; do not show readable text, company names, or real logos.

The time is afternoon with soft natural light. Roads are naturally neutral gray, crosswalks are clear white. Do not desaturate, whiten, or monochromize the background to match the clothing color; maintain the vibrancy of Shibuya through the crowd, commercial buildings, signs, and window reflections. Avoid overexposure, excessive HDR, sunset, night scene, fog, or bluish color casts. Make the person's face and clothing slightly more vivid than the background.

For live-action references, maintain high-quality live-action; for anime or illustration references, maintain the original drawing, lines, coloring, texture, and facial proportions. Do not convert between live-action and anime.

Avoid extra limbs or fingers, unnatural smartphones, body connection breaks, changes to a general intersection, floating or falling expressions, readable advertisement text, and real logos.

Machine-translated — the original is what produced this result.

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