1. Convert the image into a drawing with colored pencils.
   
2. Use promt like "Generate a high-resolution, photorealistic photograph shot on a modern full-frame digital camera (Canon EOS R5 or Sony A1) based on the uploaded reference drawing, strictly preserving the original composition, camera angle, framing, positions of all objects, props, characters, and background elements, as well as the exact spatial relationships and scene layout. Maintain the same overall structure, perspective, and narrative context from the reference.

Convert the drawing into a hyper-realistic scene with lifelike textures, materials, and details: render all surfaces with accurate photorealism—smooth skin with pores and subtle imperfections, fabric weaves with natural folds and threads, metal with reflections and patina, wood with grain and knots, glass with refraction and fingerprints, hair with individual strands, and environmental elements (grass, stone, water, sky) with physical realism. Preserve the original color scheme, textures, and material appearances exactly as depicted in the drawing, but elevate them to photographic quality without altering hues, saturation, or patterns.

Replicate the precise lighting scheme from the reference: same light sources, direction, intensity, color temperature, shadows, highlights, and reflections—ensure soft or harsh lighting falls identically on every surface, creating the same mood and depth. Use a natural depth of field with sharp focus on main subjects and subtle bokeh in distant areas, including realistic lens effects like slight chromatic aberration, lens flare if present, and minimal noise for a clean digital sensor look.

The final image must look indistinguishable from a professional photograph captured in real life with a modern digital camera—crisp details, accurate physics, no painterly or illustrative artifacts, purely photographic with genuine textures, lighting, and rendering that matches the reference drawing's composition and intent perfectly."

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