Create an ultra-photorealistic RAW DSLR photograph of a 6-month-old baby flying in the sky.
Use the attached baby image as the primary facial reference and maintain extremely high facial similarity (exact identity match required). Preserve facial structure, chubby cheeks, eyes, skin tone, and expression. Do not stylize or alter the face.
The baby is wearing a realistic costume inspired by Lord Hanuman (strictly as a wearable costume, not a divine or animated form).
👶 Action & Pose

The baby is in a flying pose (like a superhero/Hanuman leap)

One hand holding a small glowing sun

Bringing it close to the mouth as if about to eat it

Expression: playful curiosity, natural baby emotion (not dramatic or divine)
🎬 Realism-First Execution (MOST IMPORTANT)

The baby is actually photographed in a studio lying on a hidden support or lifted pose

Flying effect is achieved via realistic compositing (NOT fantasy rendering)

The “sun” is a physically believable glowing orb/light source

Final result must look like a real photograph with VFX compositing, not digital art
👗 Costume (Keep It Real & Physical)

Orange cotton dhoti with natural wrinkles

Small wearable golden crown (lightweight, realistic)

Soft toy gada (mace) attached behind

Thin sacred thread (janeyu)

Subtle fabric tail (natural positioning, not animated)
🌤️ Environment

Realistic sky with soft clouds

Natural gradient sky (blue → warm near sun)

Sunlight interacting physically with baby and costume

Slight atmospheric haze
💡 Lighting & Camera

Shot on Canon EOS R5 / Sony A7R IV

85mm lens, f/1.8

Shallow depth of field

Studio soft lighting blended with directional sunlight

Realistic skin texture, no smoothing

Light from the “sun” casting natural highlights on face
⚠️ Strict Negative Prompt
cartoon, anime, illustration, painting, 3d render, cgi, unreal engine, fantasy art, divine glow, exaggerated effects, fake skin, plastic texture, distorted face, unrealistic proportions, floating magic particles
🔥 Force Realism Line (CRUCIAL)
“This is a real baby photoshoot with practical costume and props. The flying effect is created using realistic compositing. The baby must look 100% real like a professional photograph, not stylized or illustrated.”