• Concept and mood: – Cinematic, calm, and slightly melancholic alpine portrait. The atmosphere of a cool, windy day in the mountains, a feeling of coziness and simplicity. • Location and environment: – Mountain landscape with snow-covered peaks in the background, a wooden old fence (weathered texture), a clearing with dried grass and soft autumn tones in the foreground. – Fog/clouds partially cover the peaks, but the shape of the mountains is readable — depth of frame and layers. • Composition and pose: – Vertical orientation (portrait format), frame in a 2:3 or 4:5 ratio. – The subject sits on the top rail of the fence in a semi-profile angle, the torso slightly turned toward the camera, the gaze directed to the side (out of frame) — a thoughtful, relaxed state. – Legs are bent, one leg slightly lowered down, boots against the grass background. Hands rest softly on the knees or hold the edge of the sweater. – Use the rule of thirds: the subject is shifted slightly left/right, the mountain horizon below the upper third. • Clothing and styling: – Voluminous knitted sweater dress in a cream/milky color with pronounced texture (chunky knit), midi length. – Beige/ivory boots in a trekking/military style with high socks in a light shade. – Minimalist accessories: small gold earrings or simple jewelry; natural, unobtrusive hair styling, slightly blowing in the wind. – Avoid bright brands/logos, clean natural tones. • Lighting and time of day: – Soft diffused light (overcast day or “golden hour” with light cloud cover) — avoid harsh shadows. – Slight back/rim light highlighting the silhouette and the texture of hair/knitted sweater. – If necessary, use a (warm) reflector or a weak fill flash to emphasize details in the foreground. • Technical shooting parameters: – Camera: full-frame sensor (for example, 35–50 MP). – Lens: portrait telephoto lens 85 mm–135 mm or a 70–200 mm zoom; optionally 50 mm for a wider context. – Aperture: f/1.8–f/2.8 for creamy bokeh and separation from the background (or f/2.8–f/4 for greater sharpness of the sweater + background). – ISO: 100–400 depending on lighting. – Shutter speed: 1/200–1/500 sec (to freeze slight wind movement). – White balance: auto / adjust for cold daylight (shift toward cool/neutral tones). • Post-processing / stylization: – Cinematic color grading: cool warm–cool contrasts — slightly cool dark areas (teal/green), neutral-warm skin tones and creamy sweaters. – Increase contrast and local clarity of the knit texture, slightly soften highlights. – Light vignette and subtle grain for a cinematic feel. – Exposure correction on the face and clothing details, selective work with shadows and highlights to convey depth. – Preserve natural skin and fabric texture, avoid excessive retouching. • Details for a generative prompt (short version, if needed for AI): – “Vertical portrait of a woman in a voluminous cream knitted sweater dress and beige trekking boots, sitting on an old wooden fence in the mountains with snow-covered peaks in the background, windy weather, soft diffused lighting, cinematic color grading, shallow depth of field, 85mm, f/2.0, high resolution, natural textures, minimalist accessories”. • Notes: – Avoid bright colors in the environment so that attention goes to the sweater texture and silhouette. – Shoot a series of frames with different apertures and angles: wide shot, medium shot, close-up on the texture of the sweater and boots. – Ensure safety and stability when sitting on the fence.