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Create an ultra-realistic close-up mosaic portrait of a woman made entirely of sea pebbles and rocks. The composition should be done in a mosaic style, with each pebble and rock contributing to the overall image. Do not use any real elements or facial features such as eyes, nose, lips, etc. when generating the mosaic portrait. All elements of the mosaic portrait should be made and composed only of sea rocks and pebbles! Focus on the following details: Texture and color: Make sure the pebbles and rocks vary in size, shape, and color to create depth and visual interest. Use a variety of natural shades of sea rocks, including shades of gray, brown, white, and blue or green. Lighting and shadows: Use soft, natural lighting to highlight the texture of the rocks, creating subtle shadows that add dimension to the mosaic portrait. The light should reflect off the surface of the pebbles, giving the image a realistic look. Composition: The placement of the pebbles should be harmonious to suggest the contours of the face, with particular attention to the placement of the stones to suggest facial features without directly depicting them. The overall shape should convey the essence of the female portrait while remaining abstract. Photorealism: Aim for stunning detail and a photorealistic image where individual stones are clearly visible but together form a cohesive and compelling image. The end result should be mesmerizing, drawing the viewer’s attention to examine the intricate details of the mosaic. Background: Choose a neutral or slightly washed-out background that complements the colors of the pebbles and allows the focus to be on the mosaic portrait itself.