Morning Light Portrait

The same girl as in the reference. Create a portrait without changing facial features. The photo is taken in the morning in a bright, modern bedroom.

The girl is lying on a white pillow, with her head slightly turned to the side. The pillow occupies the entire left part of the frame and serves as a background for the face. The girl's face is positioned in the left and central parts of the frame; the right part of the frame remains clear, showing a light-colored wall with sunbeams.

The girl is looking directly into the camera with a calm, relaxed gaze. No bold makeup on the face, only natural skin tone, long eyelashes, and nude lips. Dark-blonde hair is slightly messy, with a few strands falling freely over her face. She is wearing a dark-gray loose t-shirt.

Soft, warm sunlight from a window falls on her face and the pillow, creating beautiful light streaks and natural shadows.

Technical details:
Angle: Captured from above at a slight angle (top-down angle), camera is positioned slightly above the face.
Framing: Extreme close-up, the face occupies about 60–70% of the frame.
Composition: The girl is positioned in the left part of the frame, with negative space on the right; the face is located in the top third of the image; the pillow occupies the left edge of the frame; the frame is asymmetrical with a large amount of negative space on the right.
Interior: Minimalist, no unnecessary details.
Overall feel: Calm, cozy morning, natural beauty, unposed, like a candid shot taken right after waking up.
Style: Soft natural color grading, high skin detail.
Format: Vertical 9:16 aspect ratio.