Snow Effect

Transform the uploaded photo into a realistic winter scene with falling snow and natural snow buildup, while keeping the original subject, pose, clothing, background structure, camera angle, and composition completely unchanged. Apply these changes: • Add gentle to moderate snowfall with visible flakes at multiple depths, but not a blizzard and not heavily dense. • Cover the ground with patches of snow and some piled areas, keeping original contours and surface visibility — not fully buried or uniformly white. • Add light snow accumulation on natural surfaces: rooftops, trees, railings, benches, ledges, and object tops. • Add subtle snow dusting on the subject's shoulders, sleeves, and hair edges — realistic but not fully covered. • Color grade with cool winter tones: crisp whites, neutral shadows, slight blue tint — no warm glow or holiday color grading. • Add a light atmospheric haze in the background to create a cold outdoor feeling without obscuring major details. • Snow should look fresh, realistic, and photorealistic — not slushy, cartoonish, or soft-focus. Hard rules: • No glow, no fairy lights, no Christmas lighting. • Do not change clothing. • Do not change the original composition or remove objects. • No added props (no ornaments, Santa hats, decorations, etc.). • Photorealistic only.