A portrait photograph of the Priestess of Delphi (Pythia) from Greek and Roman mythology. She is seated on a completely backless chair, her back straight and poised, emphasizing the absence of the chair's backrest. She has long, thick, curly hair that flows down her back, partially covered by a sheer, transparent veil, adding a subtle divine touch. The background is a pure, deep black, completely untouched by light, providing a stark contrast to her illuminated figure. Though she is turned away from the camera, her head is slightly turned toward the viewer, her gaze directed downward but still subtly engaging with the camera. Soft, divine light highlights her form, while gentle shadows fall across her face to enhance the mysterious and sacred atmosphere. The scene radiates quiet power, grace, and a sense of timeless wisdom. --ar 9:16