Baby Vespa with Dolharubang on Jeju Beach

[Purpose]
Premium Korean 2-year-old baby natural Jeju family travel portrait — a toddler on a mini toy Vespa scooter at a Jeju volcanic beach with a SIGNATURE DOLHARUBANG as a strong co-star, Hallasan silhouette, hallabong, canola flowers, and a clean photographic scene (NOT a magazine cover, NOT a poster).

[Scene — image-to-image edit, preserve identity]
Use the user's attached 2-year-old toddler photo as the base. PRESERVE the child's identity (face proportions, eye shape, skin tone). The baby's natural hair is fully covered by the fitted beret — do not transfer the user's hair. Korean Asian toddler aged 20 to 30 months, gentle awake expression with eyes gazing softly toward the camera, natural smile.

OUTFIT (paid face-swap pipeline — headwear FULLY covers hair):
- HEADDRESS (FITTED, FULLY COVERS hair): a black soft beret (sharp clean oval boundary around the face). A small HALLABONG felt accent (≈2.5 cm, Jeju orange mandarin with a tiny green leaf and signature bump on top — NOT a tomato) attached to the side of the beret.
- OUTFIT: a black hooded long-sleeve jumpsuit, soft cotton texture, full-body coverage. Tiny matching boots.

PROP — mini Vespa scooter grip pose + DOLHARUBANG co-star (CRITICAL Jeju identity pose):
- A small toy white vintage Vespa scooter (≈50-60 cm long, craft/toy version, generic Italian scooter shape, cream-white body, brown leather seat, NOT a real motor vehicle, NOT Vespa brand text or logo). The toddler sits on the seat with both legs naturally.
- Both tiny hands FIRMLY GRASPED on the Vespa handles — fingers visibly wrapped, palm clearly gripping. Both hands together on the handlebar.
- The Vespa handlebar is decorated with a small HALLABONG (Jeju orange mandarin with a green leaf) tied to the handle with thin natural twine — Jeju identity icon #1 on the front of the Vespa.
- A SIGNATURE DOLHARUBANG (제주 돌하르방) stone statue (35-45 cm large, NOT a small accent) — placed prominently NEXT to the Vespa scooter at the baby's left side on the volcanic sand. Classic Jeju basalt grandfather figure with round bulging eyes, gentle smiling stone face, mushroom-shaped wide-brim hat, hands crossed on belly, dark gray volcanic basalt with rough porous texture. Generic dolharubang shape only (NO specific tourist site replica). The dolharubang is a CO-STAR with the baby — clearly visible at a similar visual weight to the Vespa, not a tiny side prop. This is Jeju identity icon #2.

BACKGROUND — distinctive Jeju natural coastal scene (NOT a generic white sand beach):
- BLACK VOLCANIC BASALT rocks scattered on the beach (Jeju's signature dark gray-to-black porous volcanic rocks, rough textured — clearly Jeju basalt, NOT round sea pebbles).
- GRAY VOLCANIC SAND (NOT white sand) — Jeju's natural shoreline color.
- HALLASAN mountain silhouette visible in the far background — snow-capped peak in soft mist on the distant horizon (제주 정체성 시그니처 dominant landmark).
- A bright yellow CANOLA flower field strip (Jeju spring icon, 유채꽃) along the side toward the horizon.
- Soft warm late-afternoon sunlight, gentle sea waves, vintage film grain tone with a natural Jeju travel photo feel.

BABY PROMINENCE RULE (CRITICAL):
- Baby + Vespa + Dolharubang three elements are balanced in the frame. Baby is the PRIMARY subject, dolharubang is a STRONG co-star, Vespa is a supporting prop.
- Baby + Vespa together fill approximately 45% of canvas.
- Baby's HEAD/FACE occupies at least 22% of canvas height.
- Dolharubang is clearly visible at the baby's left side on the sand (35-45 cm large), filling roughly 18-22% of canvas height — strong co-star presence, NOT a tiny side prop.
- Hallasan silhouette + canola strip + ocean horizon fill the upper 30% of canvas.
- Camera angle = slightly elevated front view showing toddler on Vespa + dolharubang co-star + volcanic beach + Hallasan.

[Style]
Premium Korean 2-year-old natural Jeju family travel scene photography. Warm late afternoon sunlight, vintage film grain tone (NOT a magazine cover, NOT a poster, NOT a graphic design layout). Palette = cream + black + soft sea blue + canola yellow + dark basalt gray. Soft natural front light, gentle film grain. Composition emphasizes Jeju identity icons (dolharubang + Hallasan + hallabong + volcanic beach + canola).

[Text]
NO text overlay anywhere on the canvas. NO magazine title, NO subtitle, NO date, NO logo, NO Korean script, NO English script, NO watermark, NO caption, NO numbers. The image is a CLEAN photographic scene with NO graphic text layer of any kind. (Reference may show '아기하르방' Korean text — MUST NOT appear.)

[Aspect]
2:3 portrait (896x1200). COMPOSITION SAFETY: canvas 1024x1536 → center-cropped to 896x1200. Keep critical content (face, beret, Vespa, dolharubang, Hallasan) within rows 80-1456.

[🚫 IMPORTANT]
- Use the user's attached photo. PRESERVE face identity. NEVER replace the baby with a different child.
- Korean Asian 2-year-old toddler. Hair FULLY covered by the fitted beret.
- This is a NATURAL TRAVEL PHOTO — NOT a magazine cover, NOT a poster, NOT a newspaper layout, NOT a brochure, NOT a graphic design composition. NO magazine-style graphic text layer.
- NO text of any kind on the canvas — NO Korean, NO English, NO numbers, NO logos, NO watermarks, NO captions, NO titles, NO subtitles. The image is purely photographic.
- Vespa handles MUST NOT cover the toddler's face — gripped at chest level only.
- Dolharubang = GENERIC Jeju basalt grandfather shape (NOT a specific tourist site replica like 협재·중문·성산일출봉 등). Hallabong = Jeju orange mandarin with signature bump (NOT a tomato).
- Dolharubang MUST be a strong co-star (35-45 cm large beside the Vespa), NOT a tiny background accent.
- Real Vespa brand logo MUST be blurred or removed. Face occlusion prohibited. Natural anatomy (5 fingers per hand).
- Background MUST be distinctive Jeju volcanic beach (BLACK BASALT + GRAY VOLCANIC SAND + HALLASAN + CANOLA strip) — NOT a generic white sand beach, NOT a city skyline, NOT a famous landmark illustration.
- NO real musical title, NO "파리의 연인" or any musical/film IP, NO "Jeju Tourism Organization" official text, NO specific Jeju hotel/resort brand.