Between the Headlines

Use the provided image as the base reference. Do NOT modify or regenerate the face. Preserve the person's face exactly as in the original photo — same identity, facial structure, skin texture, expression, eyes, nose, lips, and hairstyle.

Scene: A cinematic top-down (overhead) perspective of a woman sitting on the floor covered with scattered newspaper pages. The newspapers create a textured collage background with headlines, articles, and images visible around her.

Pose: The woman is seated with knees bent toward the camera, looking straight up into the lens. The camera is directly above her head creating a dramatic symmetrical composition.

Outfit: Oversized white shirt slightly open at the collar, natural casual styling.

Details: subtle nose ring, minimal jewelry, natural makeup with soft red lipstick, expressive eyes looking directly at the camera.

Lighting: soft natural editorial lighting from above with gentle shadows, warm cinematic tones.

Style: high-end editorial magazine photography, storytelling composition, shallow depth of field, ultra-realistic skin detail, professional DSLR quality, crisp textures in the newspaper background.

Camera: overhead shot, 35mm lens, sharp focus on the face and upper body, realistic color grading.

IMPORTANT:
- keep the original face exactly identical to the source image
- no face swapping
- no facial reconstruction
- no identity change
- maintain original expression and proportions