Фотосессия сверху в тёмной воде бассейна

Produce a photorealistic overhead fashion photograph at an outdoor swimming pool, combining cinematic styling, bold graphic contrast and physically convincing water behavior. Use a full-frame camera with a 28–35mm lens, aperture f/5.6–f/8, ISO 100 and a fast shutter speed of 1/1000–1/2000. Frame the single subject entirely from head to toes, with every limb included. Look straight down from above. Arrange the body horizontally across the image, parallel to the frame: the head must occupy the right quadrant and the feet the left quadrant. The spine traces a gentle line running parallel from left to right. Avoid a symmetrical composition. The subject rests calmly on their back with a relaxed, heavy, naturally buoyant body. Keep the head aligned with the spine and tilted gently backward, supported by the water rather than suspended above it. The eyes are closed or softly closed, and the expression is serene and neutral. One arm lies loosely beside the torso; the other bends slightly. Both arms and hands stay fully submerged, with relaxed hands and naturally separated fingers. Extend the legs underwater without tension, with naturally pointed toes. Water must cover the whole body apart from part of the face. Fully submerge the shoulders, collarbone, upper chest and neck. Place the waterline across the lower cheekbones and partially cover the chin; only the central facial area, including the eyes and nose bridge, remains above the surface. Nothing should appear to hover, and the head must never look detached or floating above the water. Dress the subject in a simple black swimsuit. Its fabric is completely soaked, darkened by water and naturally clinging to the body. All skin is visibly wet, with a realistic wet sheen and no dry patches. The hair is fully wet and darker from saturation, spreading and floating around the head, with some strands visible beneath the surface. Keep facial styling natural: very light makeup, clean skin texture, no heavy contouring and no gloss. Near the top of the frame, include the pool edge finished with muted beige/grey stone tiles. Diagonal architectural shadows fall across this edge. Do not include decorative elements. Illuminate the scene with strong sunlight and high contrast. Render sharp caustic patterns that respond to the body contours and moving water. Add subtle ripples around the face and shoulders, with deep shadows in the water below. Maintain a darker overall exposure, strong contrast, deep shadows and a subtle vignette; crisp highlights come only from water reflections. No haze or glow. Strict exclusions: shoulders or neck above the surface, a head hovering above water, any hovering body parts, cropped limbs, plastic-looking skin, HDR and symmetry.