String Light Color Fix

Correct the color cast on this uploaded photo. The image was shot under warm string lights or candlelight and everything — skin, walls, clothing, background — has picked up a heavy orange-yellow tint that makes it look dingy and off. Rebalance the white balance so skin tones read natural and true, whites and neutrals look actually white, and colors regain their real hue instead of being drowned in amber.

Keep the identity, expression, pose, and composition of the photo exactly as they are — do not reshape the face, change the outfit, or move anyone in the frame. Preserve the actual light sources (the string lights or candles can stay warm and glowing themselves), just stop that warmth from bleeding into everything else in the shot.

Do not smooth or soften skin, do not add plastic-looking texture, and keep the photo's natural grain and imperfections intact. This is a color correction, not a retouch — the goal is accurate color, not a filtered or airbrushed look.

The final result should look like the same party photo shot with proper white balance from the start — natural skin tones and true colors, with the festive lights still glowing warmly in the background exactly where they were.