Prompt
a real photograph of candid street-style fashion, captured with a 35mm color-negative film look through a 35mm lens giving a natural perspective, deep depth of field holding cloth texture through the frame, visible grain over cotton weave and hair strands. Soft overcast daylight falls evenly from above, wrapping folds with open gentle shading and quiet contrast. Restrained natural colour finish with balanced midtones and a clean unvarnished photographic surface.
Wide 16:9 frame. A blind man in his early fifties, stocky, with warm brown skin, short greying curly hair, a trimmed grey goatee and clouded pale grey eyes waits at the kerb of a city crossing on an overcast morning, seen from a low three-quarter angle at street level and framed from the knees up, his plain white cane extended in front of him with its tip resting on the kerb edge and his head turned slightly toward the sound of traffic with a calm, attentive expression. His right hand holds the cane grip with four fingers wrapped round it and the thumb along the shaft, and his left hand hangs open at his side with four fingers and a thumb, exactly five digits visible or anatomically accounted for on each hand. A strip of tactile paving lies at his feet, and parked cars and shopfronts with plain blank awnings blur into the street behind him.
He wears a plain dark green sweater under an open plain grey raincoat, dark trousers and black leather shoes. Soft overcast daylight falls evenly from above with open gentle shading, in a restrained natural colour finish. The cane, coat, awnings and cars carry no lettering, numbers or signs.
