High Atlas Mountain Camp

Use the uploaded image strictly for face and identity reference — preserve exact facial features, hairstyle, skin tone, and proportions without any modification. Create a super ultra-HD 8K hyper-realistic couple portrait at a high-altitude overnight camp in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco — 3,800 metres elevation, 2AM, temperature well below freezing. The couple sits outside their tent on a shared sleeping mat, both wrapped in the same heavy wool Berber blanket pulled tight around both their shoulders, mugs of mint tea warming their hands. They are not looking at each other. They are both looking up. Above them, at this altitude and this hour, is the most extraordinary sky either of them has ever seen — the Milky Way not as a suggestion but as a physical structure, a dense river of stars with visible depth and color variation, from blue-white at the core to warm amber at the outer edges. The sky occupies the top two-thirds of the frame, edge to edge, no light pollution, the stars rendering down to the faintest visible magnitudes. Their faces are lit entirely by starlight and the faint warm glow of the tea in their mugs — a light so soft it barely qualifies as illumination, just the difference between total darkness and the suggestion of their features. Her breath is visible as a small vapor cloud in the freezing air. His fingers around the mug are slightly whitened from the cold. The tent behind them glows faintly from a battery lamp inside. The mountain terrain around them: dark stone, patches of snow, the deep valley they climbed from now a pool of absolute darkness below. Every star at full individual resolution, every Berber blanket wool fiber, every breath vapor wisp — microscopic sharp detail. 85mm portrait lens, f/1.4 aperture, ultra-shallow depth of field, DSLR quality, photorealistic skin texture, deep night Milky Way cinematic color grading — blue-black, star-white, warm tea-amber. Aspect ratio 4:5.