Black-Glass Table Diwali Reflection Portrait

Transform the uploaded reference photo into a photorealistic Diwali reflection photograph. Use the reference as the identity source: preserve the same person, apparent age, facial proportions, skin tone, body proportions, and distinctive features. Do not age up a child or apply adult styling to a child; adapt the described opaque festive outfit to the reference age. Preserve natural skin texture and avoid beauty-filter reshaping. Seat the subject behind a polished black-glass table wearing an opaque plum festive outfit. Position the camera slightly above table height so her directly visible face occupies the upper center and a darker, partial inverted reflection of her face and resting hands occupies the lower portion. Keep the table edge visible enough to establish its depth and surface. Place a small closed mithai box and a bowl of marigold petals toward opposite side edges, leaving the central reflection clear. Warm string lights in the distant background signal Diwali without overwhelming the portrait. Use a 50 mm perspective, a vertical 4:5 crop, soft frontal side lighting, and controlled highlights. The reflected face must stay below the table plane and must not appear as a separate person beneath transparent glass. Deliver one finished photograph in the specified aspect ratio. Keep reflections physically consistent with their surface, camera position, lighting, pose, and object placement. Reflected views must depict the same subject, not additional people. Use natural hands and believable fabric detail. Do not include captions, greeting text, names, logos, watermarks, borders, UI overlays, before-and-after panels, or a collage. If no usable reference photo is attached, request one before transforming it.