RAW photo, real underwater photography, National Geographic style,
documentary reportage, shot on full-frame DSLR, real lens optics, natural color grading,
a single Japanese ama diver swimming underwater, horizontal body position, mid-swim motion,
body parallel to the seabed, legs extended backward, gently kicking, clearly floating, not standing,
an experienced professional ama diver, working underwater, weathered and focused,
wearing a black wetsuit with visible salt bleaching and worn fabric texture,
traditional diving goggles, holding a kaginomi hook tool,
a mesh fish bag (sukari) attached to her waist with a few abalones inside, realistic amount, not exaggerated,
small air bubbles escaping from her mouth and nose, calm breathing,
rocky seabed mixed with shells below her, seaweed gently floating,
sunlight softly blurred through the water surface above,
blue-toned light but not turquoise, realistic underwater color temperature,
realistic imperfect skin texture, visible pores, slight skin redness,
natural human proportions, not pretty, not cute, not idol-like,
no beautification, no face smoothing,
ultra detailed, high resolution, photorealistic, cinematic but natural composition,
no anime,
no manga,
no cartoon,
no illustration,
no painting,
no CGI render,
no 3D art,
no digital painting look,
no cel shading,
no soft pastel colors,
no stylized face,
no big eyes,
no smooth plastic skin,
no glossy skin,
no beauty filter,
no fantasy lighting,
no stylized lighting,
no neon colors,
no fantasy atmosphere,
no exaggerated pose,
no standing pose,
no static pose,
no low detail,
no low resolution,
no overexposed lighting,
no unrealistic skin
