Cinematic Portrait with Blue Butterflies

Create a highly realistic cinematic portrait photograph of a young adult woman standing outdoors in a soft, dreamy natural environment. The photograph should feel like a real fashion/editorial photograph taken with a professional camera, with authentic human anatomy, natural skin texture, realistic hair strands, subtle imperfections, and believable depth of field.The woman is positioned slightly right of center in a vertical portrait composition. She is shown from approximately the waist and upper torso upward, with her body turned slightly away from the camera while her face is gently turned back toward the viewer. Her head is tilted very subtly, creating a quiet, elegant and slightly mysterious expression. Her eyes look softly toward the camera without a strong smile. Her expression is calm, thoughtful, delicate and almost melancholic.She has a naturally beautiful feminine face with realistic proportions, soft cheekbones, a delicate jawline, a straight refined nose, naturally shaped eyebrows, slightly parted lips, and subtle facial asymmetry. Keep the face completely human and photographic rather than overly perfect or doll-like. Her skin should have visible natural texture, extremely fine pores, tiny imperfections and soft tonal variations rather than completely smooth artificial skin.Her hair is very long, thick and naturally wavy, dark brown to deep brunette in color. It falls loosely over her shoulders and extends far down her back. The hair should look slightly messy and windblown, with hundreds of individual fine strands visible. Some strands gently cross in front of her face and neck while other strands flow outward around her shoulders. The wind should create natural movement in the hair, giving the photograph a spontaneous editorial feeling rather than a carefully arranged hairstyle.Several vivid blue butterflies are naturally resting around and within her hair. One prominent bright turquoise-blue butterfly is positioned near the upper right side of her head, close to her temple and hairline. Additional blue butterflies appear behind and above her head, forming a loose organic cluster. A few butterflies are slightly out of focus because they are farther away from the camera. Their wings should have realistic translucent textures, delicate veins, subtle variations of blue and cyan, and natural imperfections. They must look like real butterflies photographed in the scene, not decorative stickers or fantasy graphics.She is wearing a flowing, elegant white or very pale ivory dress made from lightweight translucent fabric. The dress has a soft, romantic, almost ethereal appearance, with layers of delicate fabric around her shoulders and upper body. The material should naturally fold, wrinkle and move with the wind. Some parts of the fabric are softly blurred in the foreground, creating a dreamy atmospheric effect. Avoid making the dress look like plastic, satin, or CGI material; it should resemble real lightweight chiffon, tulle or organza photographed outdoors.The environment is minimal and atmospheric, with a pale blue-green sky or softly blurred natural background behind her. The background should not contain distracting objects. The entire scene has a cool muted color palette dominated by dusty cyan, pale blue, soft teal, deep desaturated green and creamy white.Use a very shallow depth of field. The woman's eyes, nose and central facial features should be the sharpest area of the photograph, while the butterflies farther behind her, distant background and parts of the flowing fabric gradually become soft and blurred. Include natural foreground blur from strands of hair and translucent fabric passing close to the lens.The lighting should be soft, diffused and overcast, as if photographed during a quiet cloudy morning or late afternoon. There should be no harsh direct sunlight and no dramatic artificial studio lighting. Use gentle natural illumination across her face, with subtle shadows underneath the cheekbones, nose and jaw. Her skin should have a soft luminous quality while still retaining realistic texture.The image should have a subtle cinematic film look: slightly desaturated colors, gentle cyan/teal tones, soft contrast, delicate highlight roll-off, subtle film grain and a very mild vintage photographic softness. Keep the blacks slightly lifted and avoid excessive HDR or digital sharpness.The camera should feel like a professional full-frame portrait camera using a portrait lens around 85mm, with a wide aperture around f/1.4–f/2.0. Natural optical depth of field, realistic lens compression, soft bokeh and slight atmospheric haze. The photograph should have authentic photographic imperfections and organic focus falloff.Composition should remain tall and elegant, similar to a vertical fashion editorial photograph. Leave some negative space above her head where the butterflies extend upward into the soft background. Her long hair should occupy a large portion of the right and lower side of the frame, while the pale dress and blurred fabric occupy the lower foreground.Overall mood: quiet, mysterious, poetic, romantic, melancholic and dreamlike, but still completely believable as a real photograph captured outdoors. The final result should look like an actual high-end editorial photograph of a real woman surrounded by real blue butterflies - not an illustration, not CGI, not a fantasy painting, and not an obviously AI-generated image. Important instruction Photorealism is the priority. Keep human anatomy, facial proportions, skin texture, hair strands, butterfly anatomy, fabric behavior and lighting physically believable. Avoid plastic skin, overly symmetrical facial features, excessive beauty retouching, artificial butterfly shapes, extra limbs, distorted hands, cartoon styling, 3D-rendered appearance, oversaturated colors, excessive sharpness, HDR, or fantasy-art aesthetics.