Comparison of eyeglass reflection removal

Create a realistic left-right comparison image showing the same outdoor portrait, divided into two vertical panels by thin white lines. The main subject is {argument name="subject description" default="A woman with long, dark, curly hair, wearing a loose white linen beach shirt, small gold hoop earrings, and light-rimmed glasses."} Shot on a sunny beach boardwalk, framing the subject from the shoulders up in a three-quarter profile. The background should include waves, a pale blue sky, wooden railings, and softly blurred palm trees on the left, creating a shallow depth of field and natural warm sunlight. Use two panels: the left panel shows the original portrait with noticeable reflections/shadows obscuring the eyes; the right panel shows the edited version, removing the reflections and making the eyes look natural, while maintaining the face shape, pose, hairstyle, clothing, lighting, and background. Do not add any labels or descriptive text. Preserve the photorealistic quality of the curls, translucent white fabric, skin tone, and beach environment. Use a horizontal crop similar to social media comparison images, centering the subject across both panels. The editing should be subtle yet realistic, suitable for a profile picture.{argument name="image ratio" default="16:9 Landscape"} ,{argument name="setting" default="Sunny beach boardwalk"} as well as{argument name="edit goal" default="Remove eyeglass reflections without altering facial features."} .