Undersea 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 beneath the sea inside a future ocean habitat. Place her near thick transparent glass with coral restoration towers, slow-moving submersibles, schools of fish, bioluminescent gardens, pressure doors, and soft interior life-support architecture visible around and beyond her.

Wardrobe should be practical unbranded undersea engineering clothing: sealed but comfortable technical layers, graphite and muted steel details, realistic fastening hardware, no visible company marks, no logos, and no fantasy styling.

Use a photoreal science-fiction film look: medium environmental portrait, 35mm lens, subject close to the glass, face clearly visible and high enough for a card crop, detailed habitat depth, realistic reflections, and believable pressure-glass distortion.

Lighting should combine filtered cyan ocean light with warm habitat interior fill, subtle caustic patterns on walls and clothing, suspended particles outside the glass, and natural skin tones.

The finished image must feel like a real photograph from a plausible undersea future, not fantasy underwater art, not a game render, and not obviously AI-generated.

Avoid: text, logos, watermarks, signage, insignia, readable labels, copied source marks, plastic skin, glowing eyes, mermaid styling, distorted hands, extra fingers, duplicated limbs, random neon, and impossible underwater physics.