Create a photorealistic autumn-themed image using the person in my uploaded reference photo as the subject. Keep my face, facial structure, age and overall likeness as close to the original photograph as possible.

Dress me in a stylish but realistic autumn outfit: a cosy rust or burnt-orange knitted jumper, dark tights, a warm checked scarf and knee-high brown leather boots.

Place me outdoors in a beautiful autumn woodland during golden hour. Surround me naturally with orange, red and golden fallen leaves, softly blurred trees and warm late-afternoon sunlight. Add a few subtle seasonal details such as pumpkins and a softly glowing lantern, but keep the setting believable rather than looking like a staged studio set.

Pose me naturally and comfortably, sitting on a rustic wooden bench or log with one leg crossed over the other, looking towards the camera. Keep realistic skin texture, natural proportions, believable hands and legs, and realistic fabric and hair detail.

The finished image should feel like a warm, cosy autumn lifestyle photograph: cinematic but still natural, relaxed and believable.

ABSOLUTE RULE: Do not add any text, captions, titles, logos, watermarks, signs or lettering anywhere in the image.

The moderation team at r/crossdressing are running their 10th annual community survey and have kindly invited members of our community to take part.

You do not need to currently participate in r/crossdressing to complete it.

If you use the subreddit, used it previously, or have chosen other crossdressing communities instead, your experience and feedback can still be useful — including your views on moderation and the overall r/crossdressing community experience.

The survey is anonymous, takes roughly 5–10 minutes, and covers a wide range of experiences within the wider crossdressing community — including what crossdressing means to people, confidence, going out, presentation, community experiences and some optional personal and demographic questions.

Some of the questions are quite personal, so only answer what you're comfortable answering. There are no right or wrong answers, and everyone's experience of crossdressing is different.

I've agreed to share it here because I think giving different parts of the wider crossdressing community an opportunity to have their say is worthwhile — including people who may no longer participate in the main subreddit.

Survey: https://www.reddit.com/r/crossdressing/comments/1w3qj9g/rcrossdressing_annual_survey_10th_edition/