Show the Pose from the View Angle as a full-body pose reference of the Number And Gender Of Figures. The figure is captured at the peak of a tennis serve: one arm fully extended overhead after the toss, the other arm drawn back or lowered naturally, torso arched with believable spinal rotation, hips and shoulders counter-rotated, one leg driving upward from the ground and the other extending behind for balance. Include the Props as simple shapes in the same matte material, rendered in a slightly darker gray. Use the Render Style with smooth, featureless artist-mannequin forms and simple segmented joints at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. Distinguish the female proportions through chest contour and waist-to-hip ratio only. Use correct anatomy, natural joint angles, clearly formed hands with five fingers and feet with five toes. Place the figure on a plain light gray seamless background with soft overhead studio lighting and a soft contact shadow. Use a portrait 3:4 composition with comfortable margins and nothing cropped. No face, hair, clothing, nipples, genitals, text, labels, arrows, watermarks or logos.
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Pose: "Female figure performing a tennis serve at full extension"
View Angle: "Strict side view"
Number And Gender Of Figures: "One female figure"
Props: "Simple tennis racket"
Render Style: "Smooth matte gray 3D mannequin with an untextured clay-render finish"
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