I have a specific goal in mind: an outdoor portrait of a person that looks exactly like something I’d snap on my own phone—clear, detailed, naturally lit, and free from the obvious tells of being generated or heavily edited. Colors should feel true-to-life, shadows and highlights should behave just as a smartphone sensor would capture them, and small imperfections (a touch of lens softness, a hint of depth-of-field fall-off) are welcome if they enhance authenticity. Here’s what I need from you: • One high-resolution JPEG (and the editable file if applicable) of a single-subject portrait shot outdoors. • Lighting, perspective, and skin tones that convincingly mimic a recent-model phone camera. • No artificial “studio” sheen—everything should read as a candid, natural moment. To check quality, I’ll zoom in looking for believable texture, consistent light direction, and absence of obvious CGI artifacts. If you’re using Photoshop, Lightroom, Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, or a hybrid workflow, that’s fine—just make sure the final image passes for a real phone photo at first glance. Deliver the file and a short note on any key adjustments you made so I understand the process. Once it looks like something straight out of my camera roll, we’re done.