Use all three reference images with clearly defined roles. REFERENCE…

Use all three reference images with clearly defined roles. REFERENCE IMAGE 1 — ORIGINAL PHOTO AND BASE COMPOSITION: Use the first image as the original photograph and the primary base for the final result. Preserve the original scene, camera angle, perspective, composition, framing, lighting, shadows, background, floor, and the exact position of all objects. The girl must remain in the same lying position as in the original photo, with the same body posture, pose, and placement within the frame. REFERENCE IMAGE 2 — VINYL RECORD AND ALBUM COVER: Use the second image as the exact visual reference for the vinyl record and its album sleeve. Replace the original vinyl record in the girl’s hands with the vinyl record from reference image 2. Also replace the original album sleeve or record box with the exact sleeve shown in reference image 2. Reproduce the artwork, colors, typography, labels, graphic elements, proportions, and all visible details as accurately as possible. The vinyl record and its sleeve must look like the actual physical objects shown in the reference, not redesigned or reinterpreted versions. Preserve the correct relationship between the record and its sleeve, including their relative sizes and natural placement. REFERENCE IMAGE 3 — GIRL IDENTITY AND APPEARANCE: Replace the girl in the original photograph with the girl from reference image 3. Accurately preserve her recognizable facial features, face shape, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, hairstyle, hair color, and overall appearance. The final girl must clearly resemble the person in reference image 3. Do not combine her facial features with those of the original girl. POSE AND OBJECT INTERACTION: Keep the original girl’s exact body position, lying pose, limb placement, and interaction with the vinyl record. Naturally adapt the girl from reference image 3 to fit the original pose. Make sure her hands realistically hold the replacement vinyl record, with anatomically correct fingers, natural grip, and accurate contact with the object. Position the new album sleeve and vinyl record exactly where the original sleeve and record appear in the base photograph, adjusting only what is necessary to make the replacement look physically realistic. PHOTOREALISM AND IMAGE QUALITY: Create an extremely realistic photographic result that looks like an authentic photograph taken with a real camera, not an AI-generated image. Match the original photograph’s lighting direction, exposure, color temperature, shadows, highlights, depth of field, texture, and image grain. Ensure that the girl’s skin texture looks natural, her hair has realistic individual strands, the clothing retains believable fabric texture, and the vinyl record and sleeve have accurate material properties, reflections, edges, and thickness. Maintain consistent perspective, scale, proportions, and contact shadows. Seamlessly integrate the replacement girl and the new vinyl record into the original scene. Every object must appear physically present in the same environment. STRICT PRESERVATION RULES: • Image 1 determines the final composition and scene. • Image 2 determines the exact vinyl record and album sleeve design. • Image 3 determines the girl’s identity and appearance. • Do not change the background, floor, camera angle, framing, or overall composition of image 1. • Do not add any new objects or remove unrelated objects. • Do not invent, alter, simplify, or distort the album artwork, text, or vinyl label. • Do not change the girl’s identity or create an artificial-looking face. • Do not modify the original pose unless a minor adjustment is essential for realistic interaction with the replacement objects. • Avoid extra fingers, deformed hands, distorted facial features, duplicated objects, floating objects, incorrect shadows, plastic-looking skin, excessive smoothing, and artificial textures. FINAL RESULT: Produce one seamless, high-resolution, photorealistic image that preserves the original photograph while featuring the girl from reference image 3 and the exact vinyl record and album sleeve from reference image 2. The result should look as though the original photograph was taken with this girl holding that exact record and sleeve from the beginning. No visible signs of editing, compositing, or AI generation.