Four Faces of Emotion in a Single Frame

Using the uploaded reference image, generate a four-panel composition (upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, lower-right).

Keep the person’s face, hairstyle, and clothing exactly the same as in the uploaded image for all panels.
Maintain a realistic photo style, consistent identity, and natural lighting.

Upper-left (Joy / 喜び):
A close-up of her face from a slightly high angle. She is smiling brightly with sparkling eyes, expressing pure joy and happiness. Her expression feels open, warm, and genuinely delighted.

Upper-right (Anger / 怒り):
A medium shot of her upper body. She is visibly angry, with furrowed brows and a sharp, intense expression. Her posture is tense, and she slightly clenches her fists or crosses her arms, clearly showing irritation or frustration.

Lower-left (Sadness / 哀しみ):
An over-the-shoulder or slightly downward-angled shot. Her body language is subdued and closed off. She looks down with a sorrowful, quiet expression, conveying loneliness or emotional pain, with a soft, muted mood.

Lower-right (Fun / 楽しい):
A casual selfie-style shot. She looks playful and energetic, laughing or making a cheerful, fun expression. The mood is lighthearted and carefree, showing her enjoying the moment.