Transform the uploaded image into an authentic handcrafted cyanotype print while preserving the exact composition, framing, perspective, subject placement, proportions, and visual storytelling of the original image.

X-ray aesthetic:

If the uploaded image contains an animal or a person in motion, subtly reveal a semi-transparent skeletal structure inside the body, blended naturally into the cyanotype print. The bones should appear faint and artistic—not medical or graphic—matching the ethereal X-ray look seen in experimental cyanotype photography. Preserve anatomy accurately while keeping the overall image elegant and dreamlike.

Recreate the image using the traditional 19th-century cyanotype photographic printing process with rich Prussian blue tones and soft white highlights. The artwork should look like a genuine contact print made on watercolor paper rather than a digital blue filter.

Cyanotype characteristics:

- Deep Prussian blue monochromatic palette
- White to pale-blue highlights created naturally by the exposure
- Soft tonal transitions with slightly reduced contrast
- Fine watercolor paper texture visible throughout
- Organic chemical staining, slight uneven coating, and subtle edge variations
- Gentle pigment bleeding and handmade imperfections
- Slight exposure falloff near the borders
- Soft grain from the photographic emulsion
- Natural analogue appearance with no artificial digital sharpening

Subject preservation:

- Keep every object, person, animal, building, vehicle, and environmental element recognizable.
- Preserve facial features, clothing, expressions, poses, and anatomy.
- Maintain all lighting direction and shadows from the original scene.
- Retain depth, perspective, and composition exactly.
- Preserve fine details while translating them into cyanotype tonal values.

Artistic rendering:

- Emphasize silhouettes, edges, and natural textures.
- Convert colours into cyanotype luminance rather than simply tinting them blue.
- Produce delicate highlight blooming characteristic of real cyanotype prints.
- Slightly soften micro-details to emulate contact printing.
- Maintain realistic tonal separation.

Quality requirements:

- Museum-quality fine art cyanotype
- Ultra-high resolution
- Authentic analogue chemistry
- Handcrafted photographic print aesthetic
- No modern digital effects
- No artificial HDR
- No oversaturation
- No neon blues
- No cartoon or painterly look
- Preserve the original aspect ratio and composition exactly.
