Child Fossil Explorer Portrait

Use my uploaded child photo/photo(s) as the only identity reference. Preserve the child's real face, age, skin tone, hairstyle, body build, facial proportions and unique identifying features with the highest possible accuracy. Keep clothing, expression, props and posing appropriate to the child's actual age. Create an ultra-realistic high-quality photographic image in a vertical 4:5 aspect ratio, following this specific concept: Child Fossil Explorer Portrait. Composition and Pose Seat the child at a low activity table holding a soft brush above a pretend fossil tray. Keep the brush away from the face and both hands visible. Show a small museum-style dinosaur skeleton blurred behind, clearly a display. Frame from the knees upward with an excited but natural expression. Clothing, Materials and Styling A child-sized khaki vest over a plain T-shirt and comfortable trousers. Background and Lighting Soft museum window light, warm sandy tray colours and a tidy educational background. Identity Preservation — Highest Priority Every face must remain immediately recognisable as the same person in the uploaded reference. Accurately preserve: - Exact face shape, forehead, hairline and facial proportions - Eyebrows, eye shape, eyelids, eye spacing and gaze direction - Nose shape, lips, cheeks, ears, jawline and chin - Facial hair, freckles, moles and other distinguishing details - Real age, skin tone, body build and natural asymmetry - Realistic skin texture and individual identity Do not beautify, reshape, slim, widen, age, de-age, blend, replace or reinterpret a face. Do not mix features between subjects or use generic model faces. Preserve the original hairstyle and hair texture. Keep any makeup subtle and consistent with the real features. In group scenes, maintain the correct count, reference-to-person mapping and believable height relationships. Quality and Finish Maintain clear focal separation, natural scale, correct perspective and consistent illumination throughout the image. Keep anatomy and object construction believable. Render the main subject sharply while allowing only the intended background softness. Preserve subtle detail rather than using excessive sharpening or heavy smoothing. Make the overall visual feel cohesive, carefully composed and suitable for the stated use. Avoid: extra people, extra limbs, missing fingers, fused hands, impossible joints, facial mismatch, covered eyes, blurry faces, exaggerated expressions, plastic skin, busy foregrounds, watermarks and unwanted text. Keep only the text and people explicitly requested in this composition.