Alone in the street side
A candid photograph from the summer of 2004 of a beautiful, striking Photo Reference in her twenties with shoulder-length dark brown hair, hazel eyes, light skin, pear-shaped figure, normal-sized lips, no piercings, a few subtle tattoos on her forearm. She’s sitting at a tiny round café table on a quiet side street in Paris at golden hour, wearing a flowing cream-colored sundress with a soft cardigan draped over her shoulders. In front of her: a half-finished cappuccino in a white porcelain cup, a small vintage camera, and a paperback book. Taken with a mid-2000s compact digital camera, low resolution, slightly grainy, muted colors, warm soft light, subtle lens flare, timestamp in corner, 4:3 aspect ratio, unedited amateur snapshot look.
Early 2000s Parisian street scene with wrought-iron balconies, peeling posters on the walls, a classic green metro sign, bicycles leaning against the café’s façade, a stray cat in the background.
Main subject: she sits sideways on the chair, legs crossed casually, one hand tucked under her chin, gazing off toward the street with a serene, thoughtful expression as the wind lifts a strand of hair. Her tattoos peek out subtly from under the sleeve.
Mood: nostalgic, intimate, effortlessly elegant.”
Please can you create my photo for this, don’t change the face.
