Night Flash Environmental Fashion Portrait

Create a vertical 3:4 near-full-body environmental fashion portrait photographed outdoors at night with direct flash. The subject is a clearly adult woman approximately 21-29 years old, seated on a rough stone bench in the landscaped garden of a boutique hotel, private club or modern residence. The bench has irregular natural stone edges and a horizontal weathered white-gray wooden backrest with visible peeling paint. Position the subject in the middle and lower part of the frame, leaving a large area of dark bamboo and tree canopy above her. Include the dark outdoor wooden deck and the pointed toe of a white boot near the bottom edge. Place the camera directly in front of her, slightly below chest height and approximately two to three meters away. Use a 24-28mm equivalent wide-angle lens with a gentle upward angle. Do not level every architectural line perfectly. Allow the bench, deck and modern structure on the right to retain a subtle tilt. Keep the woman, bench, handbag and foreground boots broadly sharp, while the distant bamboo, foliage and glass architecture soften only slightly. Avoid artificial portrait-mode segmentation and pronounced creamy bokeh. She reclines against the bench in a relaxed but deliberately styled pose. Her hips sit close to the wooden backrest, her torso leans backward and rotates subtly, and her head turns back toward the lens. One arm extends behind her, with the palm and fingers hanging loosely over the weathered board and several silver rings catching the flash. The opposite hand rises beside her torso and loosely holds a thin white cord or the end of a handbag strap. Keep the wrist relaxed and do not transform the cord into a clearly visible phone or electronic device.