Glasses Frame, Silhouette Line — Both Land Exact
A blurred skyline sets off her silhouette; the thin-framed glasses are what makes it click.
✍️ The silhouette only holds up because it's cleanly separated from the blurred background — how soft that skyline is decides how clean she reads. Small structures like the glasses and stray hairlines are what keep this from looking like a template headshot; don't trim them to save space.
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Zoe, a Chinese American startup founder in her early 30s, leans against a San Francisco terrace railing catching a breath between calls - composed, resolute. She wears a sleek charcoal blazer over a soft blue blouse, straight black hair tucked behind one ear, light-medium skin, clear-framed glasses. Keep focus locked on the subject plane, crisp detail through the iris and eyelashes, natural skin texture preserved, her silhouette reading clean against a softly blurred city skyline. Light should wrap soft and even, flattering the skin with a subtle highlight tracing cheek and temple. Keep the background neutral but lightly contextual - distant rooftops, muted bay haze. Frame it eye-level with a short-tele lens, an elegant vertical crop, posture reading confident throughout. Render as a modern editorial photo, natural color, a clean cool grade. — Crop: headshot.
