
Wolf Cut, Glasses, A 20-Degree Lean
f/1.8, ISO 50, a 35mm-equivalent focal length — the wolf cut's layering is held together entirely by depth of field.
✍️ f/1.8 with ISO 50 should theoretically blur the background, but this prompt keeps everything sharp straight through to the back — that's exactly where the phone-snapshot feel comes from. The 20-degree lean and the long nails are the two variables that grab attention more than the pose itself.
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Use the reference image as the base for the character — follow it for facial structure and body proportions, allowing for the small natural variance you'd get in real photography; aim for a strong resemblance, not a pixel-perfect match. 3:4 aspect ratio. Ultra-realistic, high-definition quality shot on an iPhone 15 Pro wide-angle lens, ISO 50, aperture f/1.8. A young woman caught in a moment of motion: body leaning about 20 degrees to the right, weight shifted naturally, one shoulder dropped slightly, right hand raised near the shoulder with relaxed fingers, nails long and white. Hair is a tousled black wolf cut, layers deliberately cut messy, curtain bangs framing the face. Expression calm with a touch of curiosity, deep blue eyes looking through rimless geometric glasses, left brow slightly raised. Makeup leans pink 'clean girl': upturned eyeliner, blush across the nose bridge, matte lips with a worn, softened look. Skin has a healthy glow, pores visible, with a slightly dewy glass-skin feel. Wearing a baby-pink ribbed knit top with tiny pearl buttons and detached sleeves. Diffused soft light from the front-side, a faint shadow left along the jawline. The entire frame stays sharp in focus — from fabric texture to the dark background — with no bokeh blur, and grain kept as authentic digital noise.
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