白瀬みる、水辺のピクニック

Use case: identity-preserve.
Edit Image 1 itself. Preserve exactly this woman's cute face shape, sweet large eyes, small refined nose, small glossy rose-pink mouth, milk-tea chin-length bob and wispy bangs. Keep her body proportions, kneeling pose, sunglasses, black top, denim shorts, fingers bringing the snack to her mouth, bag-holding hand, blanket, objects and framing.

Use Image 2 only to guide the photographic rendering of the same sunny picnic. Do not copy its woman's identity, long black hair or body. Bring Image 1 closer to that ordinary bright-day camera exposure: restore the hazy, almost white overexposed sky instead of the decorative blue sky and newly drawn clouds. Match the source's direct sunlight, highlight roll-off, less polished grass and distant skyline, and natural tonal variation across skin and fabric.

Keep the face attractive and recognizably unchanged while making its exposure, white balance and fine camera detail belong with her neck, shoulders, hands and legs. Retain plausible shade beneath the bob and direct sun on the limbs, but avoid a separately pale pink face or uniformly wax-smooth skin. Do not shrink the eyes, age her, invent rough skin, blur away detail or add heavy grain. The result should feel like one candid picnic photo, with the same cute woman and snack-eating moment.