Statue of Liberty Subject Replacement

[Subject Control] Fully preserve 100% of the subject's facial features, hairstyle, gaze, expression, clothing, accessories, and texture style (photorealistic/anime) from the reference image. Completely discard the original background, lighting, and pose, and fully replace only the subject. [Situation] Liberty Island, New York. Only the original statue sitting atop the real "single, massive stone pedestal" is replaced entirely with the person from the reference image. The person is scaled down to fit the pedestal and fully recreates "the exact same pose as the Statue of Liberty — torch held high in the right hand, tablet cradled in the left." [Composition/Angle] Fully fixed as a "high angle (aerial/drone-style overhead composition)" looking down diagonally from above. The camera sits higher than the pedestal, with "the single pedestal and the person on top of it" placed at the center of the frame. The background spreads out with overwhelming depth: a vast blue sea and, in the distance, the Manhattan skyline of skyscrapers lined up in a row. [Background Texture Control] Regardless of the subject's style, the surrounding background (the pedestal, the sea, the skyscrapers, the sky, the greenery) stays consistently 100% high-definition photorealistic. If the reference image is anime/illustration, finish it as if the character were seamlessly blended into a real photographic landscape — "CG compositing from a live-action film (a scene from a live-action movie)." Natural sunlight and three-dimensional shading. [Quality/NG] Vivid colors, no unnatural compositing look, no duplication of the pedestal, no breakdown of scale. Do not include any text or real logos.