Use the original image as the primary reference.
Keep the exact same girl, character design, hairstyle, hair color, long blue dress, and forest environment from the original image.
Change only the girl’s pose and camera framing.
The girl is walking through the forest, gently bending forward at the waist and turning her upper body and head back toward the viewer. Her face is visible as she looks back with a gentle, natural smile. Keep her hands naturally clasped behind her back.
Move the camera farther away from the girl. Use a wider shot with more space around her, showing more of her full body and more of the surrounding forest. The girl should not fill the entire frame. Keep her relatively small within the composition, while the beautiful forest and sunlight remain clearly visible.
Preserve the original forest, dreamy sunlight, glowing particles, mist, atmosphere, and overall color palette.
Keep her long straight hair with perfectly straight blunt-cut ends and the same long blue dress.
The image should look like the same girl in the same forest, simply photographed from a little farther away while she turns around and smiles.
Do not create a new character.
Do not change her appearance.
Do not change her clothes or hairstyle.
Do not change the forest or lighting.
Only change the pose and make the camera slightly farther away.