Woman with incense at temple

Vertical 3:4, eye-level medium shot, subject centered and facing the camera, framed from the top of her head to mid-thigh. A young East Asian woman stands upright on the stone courtyard in front of an ancient temple hall, hands lightly pressed together at her chest, fingertips holding three thin sticks of incense standing straight up at the center of her chest. Her expression is calm and detached, no smile, eyes level with the lens — cold, certain and imposing, a clean sharp jawline, radiating a cool, dignified, quietly intimidating aura that commands the whole frame. Medium-long layered auburn-brown hair with a side part and softly curled ends, one side falling over her chest, the other swept behind her shoulder. Cool porcelain skin and bold refined makeup: upswept black eyeliner elongating the eyes, a hint of smoky shadow, crisp brows, muted rose-red lips. White pearl stud earrings, a white pearl bracelet on her left wrist with a dangling white tassel, pale pink nails. She wears a sleeveless black velvet qipao with a mandarin collar, a diagonal placket fastened with red knot buttons, a print of large pink roses and peonies with grey-green foliage, thin pink piping at the armholes, closely tailored. Behind her rises the dark wooden eave of the temple hall with a deep navy-black horizontal plaque centered directly behind her head, bearing four large gold regular-script Chinese characters "慈航普度", arranged in traditional right-to-left order, the leftmost character partly hidden by leaves. Below the plaque, a vermilion door frame and wooden doors; dense lush green trees on both sides; pale grey flagstones underfoot; distant potted plants and stone posts blurred. Along the bottom edge, the out-of-focus rim of a dark cast-iron incense burner crosses the foreground. Soft overcast or tree-shade natural light, her face evenly lit, the hall behind darker, low-saturation palette of deep green, dark red and black, a faint airy haze, photorealistic, cinematic.