Use the third reference image as the subject reference for the main horse. Preserve its identity, anatomy, facial features, body proportions, and realistic appearance. The main horse should have a rich dark brown coat with subtle warm golden-brown highlights, matching the natural color palette of the first and second reference images.
Use the first and second reference images only as references for the environment, atmosphere, lighting, color grading, and mood. Create a vast open steppe with warm golden grass, cinematic dusty air, soft sunlight, and the same earthy color palette.
Place the main horse in the foreground, standing in sharp focus, with an alert, natural pose. Behind it, a herd of horses runs across the steppe, raising clouds of dust that catch the warm light. The background horses should naturally blend into the scene without drawing attention away from the main subject.
The entire image should look like a real wildlife photograph taken with a professional full-frame camera and a telephoto lens. Ultra-photorealistic, natural textures, realistic horse anatomy, fine hair detail, shallow depth of field, cinematic composition, authentic lighting, high dynamic range, no CGI, no painting, no illustration, no fantasy elements.
