A person in the uploaded image, with the same face, identity, age, skin tone, and expression, is celebrating Kwanzaa at home in the evening.

They sit at a low wooden table beside a glowing kinara holding seven candles — three red, three green, and one black in the center — with the black center candle lit, warm firelight catching their face. They wear a traditional kente-cloth wrap or dashiki in bold red, black, and green patterns, with a warm, proud smile. On the mkeka straw mat in front of them: a woven basket of fruits and vegetables (mazao), ears of corn, and a carved wooden unity cup. Soft string lights in red, black, and green glow gently in the background, and a window behind shows a dark, quiet winter evening.

Camera: warm indoor photography, eye-level composition, sharp facial detail, natural skin texture, accurate hands, true-to-life body proportions, DSLR quality, 50mm lens, soft candlelight glow, shallow depth of field.

Avoid: changed face, extra fingers, bad anatomy, over-smoothed skin, cartoon look, watermark, logo artifacts, incorrect number of candles, inaccurate kinara colors.