Red haired woman pilot on a combat mech on Mars

Hyper-realistic color photograph, cinematic, ultra-detailed, harsh daylight on Mars, deep shadows, strong contrast. A young Russian woman with high Slavic cheekbones, blue eyes, and fiery red short hair sits in a mesh pilot seat on a low four-legged combat platform. Her gaze is direct, confident, her skin highly detailed — visible pores, tiny micro-cuts from sand, natural imperfections. She wears a bright red combat jumpsuit and a matte titanium breastplate, both worn and scratched. She is fully visible in the frame, a close-up with her entire figure in sharp focus. Behind her, the four-legged robotic platform is visible, massive but non-anthropomorphic, with no head, only an armored hull on articulated legs, matte and scarred, with two heavy plasma cannons on the sides. The background shows the red Martian surface, ruins of a domed base, and a black sky with a pale sun. The lighting is harsh, creating long shadows and dramatic contrast, with dust particles in the air. Shot on 85mm lens, shallow depth of field, Kodak Portra 400 film, natural grain, no retouching. The atmosphere is tough, realistic, and desolate.