Leaning a little forward against a carved sandstone balcony rail, its arched cut-outs warm in the afternoon sun, the person from the reference image glances calmly off to the left, hands loosely clasped at the waist, posture relaxed but assured. Their face is kept exactly as it is in the reference, same eye shape, nose, beard line, lips and skin tone, so the result reads as a real, unedited photograph of that person. They wear an unstructured navy linen blazer with the sleeves pushed slightly up over a plain white crewneck tee, light sand linen trousers that break just above a pair of tan suede loafers, tortoiseshell round sunglasses, a small silver drop earring and a fine silver chain with a square pendant at the neckline. Behind them, softly out of focus, the pink-and-terracotta honeycomb front of Hawa Mahal climbs into the frame, its tiers of arched lattice windows, little green shutters and stained-glass jharokhas lit up by the low, golden light. Bright natural sun puts crisp highlights on the linen and gentle shadow across the face, the rich pinks, peaches and creams of the building playing against the cool navy. Shallow depth of field with the subject pin-sharp, the feel of travel lifestyle photography shot in smartphone portrait mode, ultra-realistic, 9:16 vertical.