Night Walk Portrait Triptych

Goal: Create a realistic vertical mobile-night-photography triptych of the same young woman during a late-night city walk, with the feeling of three consecutive casual snapshots captured on a phone. Canvas: A tall vertical 9:16 image divided into exactly 3 equal horizontal photo panels stacked top to bottom, edge-to-edge with no captions, borders, logos, or watermark. Subject: The same character_description appears in all 3 panels. She wears outfit. Keep her face consistent across all panels. Setting: Late-night urban sidewalk beside a glossy white rectangular-tile wall on the right, with a quiet road, crosswalk markings, metal poles, railings, glass reflections, distant apartment windows, traffic lights, and streetlights on the left. Use mixed cool and warm street lighting, reflective white tiles, wet-looking highlights, and soft city bokeh in the background. Panel count and poses: Use exactly 3 panels. Panel 1, top: medium shot from behind and slightly to the side as she walks along the sidewalk, turning her head back over her shoulder toward the camera with a gentle smile. Panel 2, middle: closer portrait, she faces the camera and reaches one open hand toward the lens to block it playfully; the hand is large and motion-blurred in the foreground while her smiling face remains visible behind it. Panel 3, bottom: seated crouching pose beside the tiled wall, knees bent, one elbow resting on her knee and cheek leaning on her hand, looking up at the camera with a relaxed affectionate smile; black shoulder bag visible near her side. Camera and style: Hyper-realistic candid smartphone night mode photography, natural skin texture, shallow depth of field, 28mm wide-angle mobile lens feel, slight handheld perspective, high ISO but clean, realistic motion blur only on the reaching hand, cinematic urban lighting, soft highlights on hair and tiles, muted gray-blue night palette with warm amber reflections. Constraints: Keep the scene text-free. Do not add extra people. Do not change clothing between panels. Maintain believable anatomy, consistent facial identity, and realistic phone-photo composition.