Stand a young woman between two tall parallel mirrors and let the reflections do the rest — her image repeating into the distance on both sides, each successive reflection slightly smaller, slightly dimmer, slightly cooler in tone, receding into darkness perhaps six or seven copies deep. She faces the camera directly in the centre, wearing a fitted emerald-green satin dress, expression composed and unhurried, one hand resting at her side. The reflections must obey real optics: correct perspective compression as they recede, light falloff with each bounce, and the subtle green tint that real mirror glass introduces at depth. She is the same person in every reflection — facial structure, proportions, skin tone and identity drawn exactly from the uploaded reference, unstylized and unchanged at every depth. Light her from a single overhead source so a pool of light isolates the central figure while the reflected corridor falls away into shadow. 50mm, f/2.8, centre subject tack-sharp with the deepest reflections naturally softening. Throw out anything with impossible reflection angles, differing faces in the copies, deformed hands, extra limbs, plastic skin, oversaturation, watermarks or text. Unretouched skin, fabric sheen fully rendered, 8K, vertical 2:3.
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An infinity-mirror portrait built on real optical falloff, where each receding copy dims and cools on schedule.