Create a realistic, cinematic summer portrait of an original adult woman photographed in a very close side profile. She is facing toward the right side of the frame, with her head, neck, and upper shoulder filling most of the image. Leave a little open space in front of her face so her gaze has somewhere to lead. She has a calm, relaxed expression, as if she is simply enjoying a warm summer afternoon. Her face should feel completely natural and believable, with realistic skin texture, visible pores, tiny imperfections, subtle freckles, and slight natural asymmetry. Avoid overly perfect or heavily retouched features. Her hair is a warm auburn or copper-brown shade, loosely swept back and slightly messy from the breeze. A few fine strands fall naturally around her forehead, temple, and cheek. The sunlight should catch individual strands of hair, creating soft copper and golden highlights. She is wearing large vintage-style sunglasses with a rounded oversized shape. The frames are warm tortoiseshell or translucent amber-brown, while the lenses have a subtle dark teal-blue tint. The lenses should naturally reflect the bright outdoor surroundings without looking artificial or overly mirrored. The scene takes place beside bright turquoise water, somewhere that feels like a sunny pool, seaside resort, or waterfront. Keep the location indistinct and softly blurred rather than showing a recognizable place. The background should be filled with aqua, cyan, and deep teal tones, with hints of distant foliage or poolside shapes melting into the blur. The lighting is the main feature of the photograph. Use strong but natural late-morning or early-afternoon sunlight coming from the front and slightly above the subject. Warm sunlight should fall across her forehead, cheek, nose, lips, hair, and shoulder, while the surrounding turquoise environment creates subtle cool reflections. Keep the light soft and photographic, with natural highlight roll-off rather than an HDR or overly processed appearance. Add beautiful optical details throughout the frame—small water droplets, reflections from the water, soft circular highlights, subtle lens artifacts, and translucent bokeh. Some reflections can pass gently across her hair, sunglasses, cheek, and shoulder, as though the photograph was taken close to sparkling water. These effects should feel naturally captured by a camera, not digitally placed on top of the image. She wears a simple deep rust, burnt-orange, or warm red garment. Only part of the garment needs to be visible around her shoulder and lower frame. Keep it elegant and understated, with realistic fabric texture and no logos or patterns. Use a very shallow depth of field, similar to an 85mm portrait lens shot around f/1.4–f/2. Keep the woman's profile, sunglasses, lips, and a few strands of hair beautifully detailed while allowing the background to fall into a soft, dreamy blur. The overall image should feel like a real photograph from a vintage 35mm fashion editorial—warm, nostalgic, slightly grainy, and sun-drenched, but still captured with the clarity of a modern high-end camera. Use subtle film grain, gentle halation, natural contrast, and slightly faded analog colors. The final mood should be effortless, glamorous, nostalgic, and summery. It should feel like an authentic candid moment rather than a posed studio portrait. Most importantly, make the woman look like a completely original adult person and make the image convincingly photographic. Avoid: CGI, illustration, cartoon or anime styling, plastic or airbrushed skin, excessive beauty retouching, unnatural facial proportions, perfect symmetry, distorted profile, malformed features, unrealistic sunglasses, warped reflections, excessive lens flare, fake-looking bokeh, oversaturated colors, HDR, harsh studio lighting, artificial skin, overly sharp digital processing, duplicated water droplets, logos, text, watermark, or any obvious AI-generated artifacts.