Create Miniature Snow Globe Portraits

Reference contract: Use the uploaded image as the identity anchor for the subject. Preserve the subject's recognizable likeness, face shape, eye spacing, nose shape, lip shape, skin tone and undertone, hairline, age cues, body proportions, natural expression, and gaze. Change only the scale, wardrobe, pose, setting, lighting, and styling. Create a photorealistic portrait of the subject as a real miniature person standing inside a large glass snow globe on a clean tabletop, 4:5 vertical aspect ratio. The subject is full-body visible inside the globe, facing camera, wearing a tailored dark winter coat, knit scarf, slim trousers, and boots. The miniature scene inside the globe is a tiny city square with warm window lights, small benches, stone pavement, and a few snow-covered trees. The subject must look alive and physically present at miniature scale, not like a toy figure. Composition: macro product-photography framing, snow globe centered and filling most of the image, subject clearly visible through the curved glass without facial distortion. Lighting: soft studio light from the front, warm miniature window lights inside the globe, realistic glass reflections and refraction, gentle shadows on the tabletop base. Camera and optics: Sony A7R V, 90mm macro lens feel, f/5.6, 1/160s, ISO 400. Keep snowflakes mostly settled on the ground and trees, with only a few tiny flakes in the air away from the face. The lighting and glass distortion must remain consistent across the subject, clothing, globe, base, and tabletop. Text: no in-image text. Constraints: no watermark, no brand logos, no duplicate subject, no toy-like plastic body, no doll joints, no oversized head, no warped anatomy, no pasted-on face, no cutout edges, no mismatched face and neck lighting, no floating body effect, no snow covering the face, no heavy foggy glass.