Shibuya Rooftop Selfie Moment

Depict the person in the reference image as taking a selfie with a smartphone at {argument name="shooting location" default="Shibuya Scramble Crossing"} with {argument name="building" default="rooftop observation deck of a high-rise commercial building"}. Instead of the smartphone's own precise shooting screen, the moment is captured by a close-range third-party camera, creating a selfie-like composition.

Maintain the face, eyes, hairstyle, hair color, age, color, shape, material, and decoration of the clothing in the reference image, and do not make the person look different. The original background, lighting, composition, and poses are not inherited.

Make the person the sole main character, and maintain a stable 3/4 body composition from the face to around the thighs. Don't force your whole body; prioritize faithfulness of the face, upper body, costume, smartphone, and background.

The person stands safely on a rooftop observation deck, stretches one arm forward, holds a smartphone, and naturally looks at the screen. The smartphone appears slightly larger in the foreground, but does not hide the face or costume and does not make it appear large. Place the opposite arm naturally close to your body.

At the bottom or left or right edges of the screen, show only a small amount of the rooftop floor and transparent glass fence to clearly define the shooting location. The rooftop area is within 10% of the screen. Avoid levitating, falling, or dangerous edges.

The camera is a diagonal bird's-eye view overlooking Shibuya from just in front of and above the person. It is not a completely straight above viewpoint. Place the scramble crossing prominently below the center behind the person, clearly showing the wide, multi-directional crosswalk, the center of the intersection, and the many pedestrians during the scramble crossing. Don't sparse people, nor leave the center blank.

Arrange high-density commercial buildings, curved glass, store facades, and large digital screens nearby and prominently around the perimeter, showing at least three side views. Display vivid abstract images or silhouettes of people in blue, cyan, red, magenta, and pink in the vision, and do not include legible text, company names, or real logos.

The afternoon is filled with soft natural light. The road is a natural neutral gray, and the crosswalks are distinctly white. Do not use low-saturation, white, or monochrome backgrounds to match the costume colors; instead, maintain Shibuya's glamour with the amount of information and color reflected in crowds, commercial buildings, visions, and windows. Avoid overexposure, excessive HDR, sunsets, night scenes, fog, and bluish color casts. Make the faces and costumes of the people slightly sharper than the background.

Live-action references should maintain high-quality live-action, while anime and illustration references should maintain the original artwork, lines, coloring, texture, and face proportions. It does not convert live-action and anime into each other.

Avoid extra limbs or fingers, unnatural smartphones, broken body connections, changes to common intersections, levitation, falling depictions, readable advertising text, and real logos.