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Identity-Preserving Travel Candid Portrait

Identity-Preserving Travel Candid Portrait

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Use the attached reference image. Preserve her facial identity 100% — same face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, skin tone, hair color, hairstyle, and natural expression. Remove the glasses while keeping her appearance realistic and instantly recognizable. A natural iPhone-style travel photo taken inside a {argument name="setting" default="modern commercial airplane cabin"}. The woman is seated comfortably in a window seat, looking calmly toward the camera. Full upper body and legs visible, slightly zoomed-out composition showing the airplane seat, armrest, window, and part of the cabin behind her. She wears elegant, modest travel clothing: {argument name="outfit" default="a fitted black long-sleeve top, cream linen trousers"}, white sneakers, and a delicate gold necklace. Soft natural daylight enters through the airplane window, creating flattering highlights on her face and hair. Realistic airline cabin environment, subtle depth of field, a few blurred passengers in the background, authentic travel atmosphere. No posing like a model, no glamour shoot, no heavy makeup, no AI-generated look. Just a beautiful candid travel moment captured on an iPhone by a friend sitting nearby. Ultra-photorealistic, natural skin texture, realistic lighting, authentic airplane details, travel influencer aesthetic, candid photography, premium economy or business-class cabin, clean composition, shallow depth of field, 4K, DSLR quality but iPhone feel, highly realistic, no text, no branding, no filters.

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