Afro-Brazilian woman with albinism portrait

A half-body portrait of an Afro Brazilian woman with albinism posed at eye level within a 9:16 vertical frame, captured mid-still to read as a dancer holding a gentle arc above her head and a hand over her heart with a forward lean and bright laughing expression that engages the viewer. Her short bleached curls form a soft halo around her head and the skin reads warm ivory against the deep forest-green backdrop. She wears a simple sleeveless black top that reveals strong graceful shoulders and colorful beaded necklaces in red, yellow and green rest on her chest as cultural signifiers. The background stays dark and blurred with softened emerald washes and muted carnival hues peeking through to frame the subject. Warm directional light from the right sculpts cheekbones and muscle lines and creates small reflective highlights on the beads. Text surfaces are clean and unlettered so clothing and skin remain the visual focus. Materials are described as soft skin, matte fabric of the top, and glossy painted beads for tactile contrast. Focus resolves crisply on the face and upper torso with a shallow depth that keeps the background layered and unobtrusive. The viewpoint feels intimate and normal width within a tall crop, leaving breathing negative space above the head and balanced fill below the chest. Props are limited to the beaded necklaces which anchor cultural context and a subtle hair texture that punctuates the silhouette. The style reads as creative editorial portraiture with naturalistic color, painterly depth, and a joyful living energy.