Generate Eiffel Tower Glass Floor Selfies

A hyper-photorealistic selfie portrait taken standing on the glass floor panel of the Eiffel Tower's first floor observation deck at night, the subject holding the camera toward themselves with Paris glittering 57 meters below their feet through the transparent floor, the tower's iron lattice structure rising in every direction behind them. The subject is lit by the tower's own warm sodium-vapor floodlights wrapping the iron structure — 2700K amber uplight bouncing off the painted steel and kissing the subject's face from below and the sides with a romantic, low-angle fill, while cool blue Parisian nightscape light seeps in as a secondary ambient source from the city spread beneath the glass. Subsurface scattering renders the skin in the soft, romantic mixed-temperature light — warmth pooling at the cheeks and jaw, cool tones settling into the temples. The glass floor beneath the subject's feet reflects their entire figure looking down, creating a mirror-self below — rendered with correct Fresnel reflectance and glass-surface micro-scratching. Whatever clothing they are wearing is remapped into an elegant, sharp dark coat with fine woven wool texture, lapels catching the anisotropic sodium-vapor light. Expression: quietly triumphant, owning the most romantic city in the world. Phase One IQ4 150MP BSI CMOS, 100mm APO macro at f/4, ISO 400. Spectral path tracing, sodium-vapor flood D2700K plus cool urban ambient. Glass floor Fresnel reflection simulation. ProPhoto RGB, 16-bit linear gamma TIFF, 600 PPI. No stylization, no post-enhancement, no bloom. 2:3 portrait aspect ratio.