Fix Overexposed / Blown-Out Photo

Use the uploaded image as the exact base reference. TASK: Correct an overexposed or blown-out photo — recovering lost detail in bright areas and restoring proper exposure and color balance. EXPOSURE CORRECTION: – Reduce overall exposure to restore natural brightness levels – Recover detail in blown-out highlight areas (white clipped skin, sky, clothing) – Restore natural skin tone that was washed out by overexposure – Bring back color information in areas that appeared pure white – Re-establish proper highlight-to-shadow ratio – Recover texture and detail that was lost in bright areas (fabric patterns, hair strands, background detail) COLOR RESTORATION: – Restore natural color saturation that was desaturated by overexposure – Re-establish accurate skin tones (overexposed skin often loses warm undertones) – Correct white balance if the overexposure caused a color shift – Bring back natural contrast and tonal range – Maintain consistent color accuracy throughout the corrected image QUALITY: – Final exposure should look naturally correct — as if the photo was properly exposed at capture – Maintain the original lighting direction and mood — just correct the exposure level – Preserve natural shadow depth — don't overcorrect into underexposure – No added filters, effects, or stylization PRESERVATION RULES (STRICT): – Do NOT change the subject's face, features, hair, body, pose, or outfit – Do NOT alter the composition, framing, or background structure – ONLY correct exposure, recover highlights, and restore natural color OUTPUT: The same photo with corrected exposure — properly lit, naturally colored, with recovered highlight detail.