Главный Реставратор Музейных Реликвий

Photorealistic profession portrait of a woman working as a master art conservator in a prestigious museum lab. CRITICAL FOR FACE AND HAIR: Transfer face exactly 1:1 from the uploaded photo. Preserve identical facial features (eyes, nose, lips, jawline, eyebrows), skin tone, and the EXACT same hair — same color, same length, same texture, same hairstyle as in the reference. Do not change hair color under any lighting condition. Maintain identical body proportions and build. Subject pose: She is leaning over a large, ancient oil painting, carefully using a micro-sized brush to restore color. Wardrobe: A clean white professional lab coat over a simple navy blue turtleneck, with protective clear-lens glasses perched on her head. Setting: A professional studio with shelves of pigments, magnifying lamps, brushes in jars, and a large easel. Lighting: Bright studio softbox lighting combined with a warm desk lamp focusing on the painting, creating a professional and focused atmosphere. Shot on Canon EOS R5, 50mm f/1.8, ISO 200, 3:4 vertical, sharp focus on face, 8K, sophisticated and intellectual mood. NEGATIVE: no face distortion, no hair color change, no plastic skin, no extra fingers, no nudity, fully clothed.