Mirror Reflection (Newpaper Crowd)

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS: Use the exact mirror reflection from the uploaded image without altering or replacing any elements of the reflected room, including lighting, walls, couch, floor texture, steps, shadows, or the subject reflection. Only ADD new elements on top of the existing reflection. TRANSFORMATION GOAL: Transform the reflected room into a surreal editorial scene filled with many people holding newspapers, creating a sense of crowd density while keeping the original room recognizable beneath them. SPECIFIC ADDITIVE ELEMENTS: – Add a large number of people (15–30 individuals) inside the reflected room, enough to make the space feel full and bustling. – Every person must hold a newspaper up in front of their face. – Newspapers must have varied headlines, layouts, photos, text blocks, realistic folds, and natural hand grips. – People should be standing, sitting on the steps, leaning against walls, and positioned naturally along all available surfaces. – Use different clothing styles, heights, and silhouettes to create variety. LIGHTING & REALISM: – Lighting on the added people must match the room’s original indoor lighting. – Cast subtle shadows behind each person based on the room’s light direction. – Newspapers should interact with light realistically: slight matte texture, mild specular highlights on glossy print. ROOM INTEGRATION: – Do NOT block the subject reflection. – Keep key room architecture identifiable (steps, corners, couch edges). – People should be placed in realistic spacing (no clipping through furniture). NEGATIVE: No duplicate people, no repeated newspaper patterns, no cartoon characters, no floating figures, no blown-out lighting, no unrealistic crowd depth that breaks the room’s physical size.