و ناگهان نوبت تو میشود.

Create a photorealistic vertical photograph with a 3:4 aspect ratio, matching the scene reference image. Preserve the person’s identity, facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, hair color, eyebrows, and other physical features from the input face photo. Do not impose the gender, makeup, or hairstyle of the person in the scene reference on the new subject.

The subject is seated in a hospital waiting chair with black armrests and a metal frame. Frame the image from the head to the thighs. The subject wears a loose, light-blue hospital gown with small navy-blue patterns, loose sleeves, and a tie fastened at the front neckline. The elbow on the right side of the image rests on the chair’s armrest, with the palm of that same hand supporting the cheek. A white hospital identification wristband with black printing and a barcode is visible on that wrist. The head is slightly tilted, the lips are pursed, and the eyes look sideways and slightly upward. The expression is playful and slightly bored, matching the reference.

The setting is the entrance to a hospital ward: cream-colored walls, gray stone cladding on the lower half of the walls, a metal doorframe and glass door, a long corridor with natural perspective, and a polished stone floor reflecting fluorescent ceiling lights. In the left background, show a reception desk with a seated person. Farther down the corridor, a person wearing a light-colored medical coat walks away from the camera. Part of the waiting chairs is visible at the left edge of the frame, and a white planter with tall green leaves is visible on the right.

Above the subject’s head, place a rectangular white sign with a metal frame. The large navy-blue Persian text on the sign must read exactly:
“مرکز اعصاب روان”
Do not add or remove any word, letter, dot, or symbol; do not even add the Persian conjunction “و”. On the right side of the sign, include a navy-blue line-art icon showing a human head in profile with a brain inside. Keep the entire phrase and icon within the frame, and ensure the subject’s head does not obstruct the text.

The white poster on the left wall should have a blue border, a blue horizontal band, and a small botanical motif. Its Persian text must appear on two lines, exactly as follows:
“سلامت روان”
“حق همه انسان‌هاست”

Very high priority: All Persian text must be legible, sharp, and correctly written from right to left, with proper letter connections and accurate placement of dots and punctuation. Avoid fabricated characters, mirrored text, repeated words, missing letters, or altered phrases. The main sign and the left poster must be sharp enough to read. Do not use an excessively shallow depth of field or heavy background blur. Keep the specified text in Persian; do not translate it into English or include the surrounding quotation marks.

Preserve the placement, size, and visual appearance of the partially visible poster on the right, the small signs at the far end of the corridor, and the wristband printing, matching the reference. Do not invent wording or personal information for areas where the reference text is unreadable.

Maintain ordinary hospital lighting with a combination of ambient and fluorescent light, natural and slightly neutral colors, realistic skin and fabric textures, and the appearance of an everyday smartphone photograph. Hands and fingers must be anatomically correct. No heavy beauty filters, plastic-looking skin, exaggerated cinematic lighting, watermarks, or additional text.