Sakura Blossom Portrait in Korean Temple Garden

A photorealistic portrait of a young East Asian woman (early 20s) with long straight jet-black hair and soft bangs, standing outdoors in a traditional Korean temple garden during peak spring. She is turned slightly to the side, eyes gently closed, lips softly pursed, right index finger raised and lightly touching a cluster of delicate pale-pink plum blossoms (or early cherry blossoms) as if inhaling their scent. Soft natural morning sunlight filters through the branches, creating gentle highlights on her hair and face. She wears a fitted light-gray long-sleeve cardigan over a simple white undershirt, paired with a high-waisted pink-and-beige plaid pleated mini skirt. A thin silver ring is visible on her right ring finger. Her expression is serene, dreamy, and intimate. The scene is set on an old stone-paved courtyard with large mossy rocks and low green shrubs in the foreground. Behind her is a traditional wooden Korean hanok-style building with dark timber and stone steps. In the distance, soft green mountains rise under a clear bright sky. The blooming tree dominates the left side of the frame, heavy with soft pinkish-white flowers. Atmosphere: fresh, airy, minty-clean morning light, peaceful and slightly whimsical. Shot on a 50mm lens, shallow depth of field, natural color grading with soft pastel tones, ultra-detailed skin texture, realistic fabric folds, cinematic yet documentary-style photography.