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Princess of Edo period, edohime,A medium close-up photograph capturing a Japanese princess from the Edo period, standing outdoors during a crisp autumn day,smiling. viewed from a side profile but turning her head to look directly at the viewer with a serene expression. The princess has her long, black hair styled in a traditional Nihongami coiffure, adorned with an elaborate ornate headdress featuring multiple gold and lacquered kanzashi pins, tortoiseshell combs, and decorative floral ornaments. She wears multi-layered traditional Japanese attire, centered on a rich red-orange silk kimono with intricate woven patterns of autumnal flowers, cranes, and traditional motifs, over which she wears a decorative obi sash. She holds her hands gently clasped in front of her, and resting delicately upon her right palm is a small, carefully folded origami crane made from red and gold patterned washi paper. The setting is a traditional Japanese garden in full autumn color; branches filled with vibrant, fiery red and orange maple (momiji) leaves create a dense natural canopy and backdrop, dappled with natural daylight. Behind her are blurred elements of a traditional wooden building and stone path. The princess stands on textured ground with fallen autumn leaves. The natural daylight is soft and ambient, highlighting the textures of the silk fabric, the metallic hair ornaments, the delicate paper of the origami crane, and the natural beauty of the maple foliage. The depth of field is shallow, keeping the princess and the origami crane sharp while the background is a soft bokeh of colorful autumn leaves and garden elements. The composition frames the princess from the waist up in her three-quarter profile pose, ensuring her eyes are locked on the camera. <lora:ybc:1> <lora:j-pilot_epoch_10:0.90>