Same woman, same fish stall, same market as the reference image — same navy apron over a floral shirt, blue rubber gloves, white visor cap, the same stainless tray of mackerel and croaker on ice. The LENS DOES NOT CHANGE: 50mm throughout. Only the camera's DISTANCE changes.
AMERICAN SHOT (cowboy shot): the camera is about 5 metres away and the frame cuts her just below the knees, at mid-thigh. Enough of the stall remains to see the tray of fish in front of her, and enough of her to read her stance and both hands at once. This is the classic mid-distance the eye settles on. Real documentary photography. No real company logo, no real brand name.