Orbital Habitat

Use the uploaded portrait as the primary identity reference. Preserve the adult subject's recognisable facial structure, natural proportions, skin texture, eye character, hairstyle cues, and human expression while changing the environment, wardrobe, and lighting.

Create an ultra-photorealistic cinematic image of the subject living in space inside a vast rotating orbital habitat. Place her in an interior park with a curved horizon rising overhead, Earth visible through long windows, hydroponic terraces, quiet residential modules, water features, and subtle artificial-gravity cues.

Wardrobe should be practical unbranded off-world civilian clothing: lightweight jacket, breathable technical fabric, small functional straps, soft neutral tones, no logos, no flags, no mission patches, and no helmet covering the face.

Use a photoreal future-life film look: medium portrait, 35mm lens, face clearly visible in the upper third of the frame, orbital architecture readable behind her, realistic depth of field, and no overdesigned technology.

Lighting should feel like clean orbital daylight with soft greenhouse bounce, realistic window highlights, warm natural skin, and a calm sense of awe.

The finished image must look like a real photograph from a plausible space-settlement future, not concept art, not a tourism poster, and not obviously AI-generated.

Avoid: text, logos, watermarks, flags, insignia, readable signage, brand marks, copied source marks, plastic skin, glowing eyes, distorted hands, extra fingers, duplicated limbs, fake HDR, and a space helmet blocking the face.