Use the uploaded image as the main visual reference. Recreate the same infant baby, same dark studio background, same bright coral-red knitted winter hat with two pom-poms, same matching knitted sweater with heart decoration, same close-up portrait framing, and same soft polished baby-photography atmosphere. Do not invent a new face, new outfit, new background, or new camera angle. Follow the uploaded image closely and apply only the corrections below.

Generate a photorealistic image of the same infant baby in a vertical portrait composition. The baby is positioned centrally, facing straight toward the camera, with the head upright and symmetrical in frame. The face fills the upper-middle portion of the image, the torso fills the lower-middle area, and both small hands rest together at the bottom center on a soft white fuzzy blanket. Keep everything close to the original uploaded image.

Preserve the same facial identity, face shape, skin tone, eye shape, hair visibility, outfit, and overall look from the uploaded image. The baby has a round infant face with full cheeks, a short small chin, a tiny soft nose, a short nose-to-lip distance, a small mouth with softly parted lips, and wide-set large eyes. Keep a soft natural baby smile with slightly parted lips and a calm attentive expression. Direct eye contact toward the camera.

Preserve the same skin rendering: smooth cream-peach baby skin with warm pink undertones, soft natural cheek blush, minimal visible pores, delicate baby skin micro-texture, and bright clean retouching. The face should look naturally polished with high-end baby portrait retouching, not artificial plastic skin. Keep gentle luminosity on the forehead, cheeks, nose bridge, upper lip, and chin. The edit style should feel like subtle baby-photo retouching and soft beauty enhancement, not obvious makeup. No heavy cosmetics, just a clean, bright, healthy baby-photography finish.

Keep the same eyes exactly: large rounded almond-to-circle eyes, looking directly into the lens, with cool gray-blue irises around hue 205–220°, slightly smoky blue-gray near the outer iris, deeper limbal ring, dark pupils, and crisp reflective catchlights near the upper iris area. The eyes should feel glossy, clear, and sharply focused. Eyebrows are soft, very fine, light brown, low-density, and barely prominent. Hair is mostly covered by the hat, with little to no visible hair outside the hat edge.

Keep the same clothing full description from the scan: a chunky knitted winter hat in a vivid coral-red to warm scarlet tone, approximately hue 4–10°, with medium-to-high saturation and soft matte yarn texture. The hat has thick vertical ribbing, a wide folded brim, and two large fluffy pom-poms attached symmetrically on the upper left and upper right sides, resembling soft rounded bear-ear shapes. The pom-poms are dense, fuzzy, spherical, and made from the same warm coral-red yarn family. Keep the same matching knitted sweater in a similar coral-red / scarlet-red tone, with visible ribbed cuffs, knitted texture, soft folds, and long sleeves. At the upper center chest, keep the same heart decoration: a red appliqué patch with a white heart inset in the center. The sweater neckline is soft and rounded.

Keep the same foreground objects from the scan: the baby’s two hands lightly touching together at the bottom center, partly resting on a fluffy white rug or blanket. The fingers are small and curled naturally, with the sleeves slightly bunching at the wrists. The foreground blanket must stay soft, white, fuzzy, and slightly out of focus.

The background should follow the uploaded image: a very dark, nearly black studio backdrop with a warm deep brown-black undertone, appearing as a single soft blurred layer with no readable details, no objects, no text, and no people. The background brightness is much darker than the subject, making the baby stand out strongly. The background must remain soft and out of focus with no clear facial details and no readable text.

Use the same lighting description from the scan: soft diffused frontal key light slightly above eye level, roughly from the 11 to 12 o’clock direction, with a large soft modifier. Keep color temperature around 5000–5600K, with neutral-to-warm skin rendering. Use gentle fill so shadows remain very soft. Maintain soft shadow placement under the hat brim, beneath the chin, around the sides of the nose, under the lower lip, and inside the knit folds. Keep the focus on the face and eyes, with shallow depth of field and soft falloff toward the sweater, hands, and blanket.

Render at maximum photorealistic quality. Follow the uploaded image as the primary reference. Preserve exact facial proportions, pose, outfit, lighting, color temperature, environment, foreground blanket, and portrait framing. Do not change the baby’s identity. Do not make the baby look like a different person. Do not change the coral-red hat color. Do not change the matching sweater color. Do not change the dark studio setting. No extra people. No extra objects. No text. No watermark. No CGI look. No plastic skin. No anatomical errors. No beauty filter overkill. No motion blur. No lens distortion. Ultra high resolution. Sharp facial detail on the subject. Natural skin texture. Photorealistic only.