Editorial Portrait Photography with Ultra-Realistic Skin Detail

"Use the uploaded image strictly as the facial reference. Preserve the exact facial features, identity, facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, and natural proportions of the person. The face must remain identical to the original photo. Maintain the person's natural age appearance exactly as in the reference image. Do not make the person look older or younger. Do not change the hairstyle. Do not add facial hair if the person does not have it. Do not remove facial hair if it exists. Enhance the face subtly with natural skin clarity, realistic pores, and gentle eye highlights while keeping the skin completely realistic. Create a high-fashion editorial portrait with a bold, editorial atmosphere. Pose: the person standing in front of a colorful backdrop, looking directly at the camera with a confident, bold expression, eyes focused sharply forward, shoulders relaxed. Framing: loose, editorial framing from waist to top of head. Outfit: bold, fashionable clothing with bright colors and patterns to maintain a high-contrast, editorial look. Environment: bright and colorful backdrop with a bold, editorial atmosphere. Lighting setup: key light - soft, editorial key light positioned at 45° from camera-left to sculpt facial features, fill light - subtle fill to maintain soft shadows, rim light - cool, blue rim light behind the subject outlining the hair and jawline, background light - faint, diffused light creating editorial depth. Camera setup: Camera - Hasselblad H6D-100c, Lens - Hasselblad HC 80mm, Aperture - f2.8, ISO - 100, Shutter angle - 180°. Depth of field: medium depth of field creating a natural, relaxed background blur. Color grading: bold and vibrant with a focus on bright colors and high contrast. Style: editorial, high-fashion portrait photography. Image quality: ultra-realistic skin detail, editorial lighting, professional editorial quality, 16k ultra-detailed resolution."