Create a moonlit Maa Yashoda and Baby Krishna portrait on a Vrindavan balcony, with blue silk, warm lamps, the Yamuna, and natural editorial detail.
Create a respectful, photorealistic devotional portrait of a fictional Maa Yashoda lovingly holding a fictional Baby Krishna on a flower-covered palace balcony in Vrindavan at night. Their embrace should feel natural and affectionate, with both faces clearly visible. Depict Baby Krishna with the traditional gentle blue tone, a yellow silk dhoti, a small peacock-feather crown, pearl ornaments, anklets, and a tiny wooden flute held safely. Dress Yashoda in a powder-blue Banarasi silk saree with restrained gold zari and traditional temple jewelry. Give her a warm maternal expression. Place the calm Yamuna River and old temple silhouettes in the distance. Add a few flower petals, oil lamps, and simple lanterns around the balcony. Mix cool silver moonlight with warm lamp light, keeping skin tones, fabric, and jewelry believable. Use the look of natural Indian editorial photography with an 85mm lens, shallow depth of field, lifelike skin, realistic silk texture, and clean hands. Frame both figures in a vertical 4:5 composition with natural body proportions. Both identities must be completely fictional. Do not resemble real people. No text, logo, watermark, exaggerated aura, plastic skin, extra fingers, duplicate limbs, CGI, or illustration.
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