#photoprompt

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The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin tone and texture, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy, change hairstyle, or borrow any physical characteristic from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed inside a tiny, densely stocked convenience store using an extreme overhead fisheye perspective. Use a tall vertical composition near 2:3, with the camera mounted directly above the subject at ceiling height and aimed steeply downward. Apply an ultra-wide 8–12 mm full-frame fisheye look with strong barrel distortion, curved walls, exaggerated foreground scale, expanded spatial depth, and nearly complete sharpness from the nearest product to the back refrigerators. Place the subject slightly below center, looking straight upward into the lens with the head tilted back, and the opposite arm extended toward the camera while holding a large bright pink snack package. Preserve natural anatomy and identity despite the foreshortening. Let the foreground package occupy much of the upper-left quadrant, appearing oversized because of lens proximity, with believable fingers gripping its crinkled plastic surface. Use invented, non-legible packaging graphics without copying brands, logos, QR codes, barcodes, or readable commercial text. Dress the subject in an oversized charcoal-gray blazer over a layered cream shirt and loosely, paired with dark lower garments and simple black footwear. Keep the styling slightly disheveled and editorial, with natural folds, broad shoulders, visible lapels, and fabric reacting correctly to the raised arms. Build a narrow, colorful micro-market environment: glass-front beverage refrigerators behind the subject, illuminated shelves of cans and bottles, low counters packed with assorted snack bags and boxed goods, a blue-and-white checkerboard floor, glass doors and wall panels covered with playful fictional posters, and wire baskets above the refrigerators overflowing with artificial-looking fruit and vegetables. Maintain visual abundance without repeating malformed objects or introducing illegible text clutter. Illuminate the store with bright cool ceiling downlights and refrigerator LEDs, producing clean frontal and overhead exposure, glossy reflections on glass and packaging, gentle shadows below shelves and arms, and a slight warm accent from selected product displays. Use a vivid commercial palette dominated by cyan, white, bubblegum pink, yellow, red, lime green, and dark charcoal, with high saturation, crisp whites, controlled highlights, mildly cool white balance, punchy local contrast, and a playful early-digital fashion-editorial finish. Simulate a direct on-camera flash blended with ambient store lighting, creating sharp facial clarity, bright catchlights, reflective package highlights, and subtle falloff toward corners. Add only faint digital grain, restrained sharpening, slight edge softness, and minimal chromatic fringing consistent with an ultra-wide lens. Ensure accurate hand anatomy, believable grip and package compression, coherent reflections in refrigerator glass, correct contact shadows on the tiled floor, unified depth, consistent lens distortion, and matching sharpness and color across the person and environment. The final image must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed during the same eccentric convenience-store editorial shoot, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, collage, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

#photoprompt

copy then👇🏻

The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy, change hairstyle, or borrow any physical characteristic from the reference figure. Transform the uploaded person into an elegant life-size origami fashion sculpture while keeping their identity legible through the exact placement and proportions of folded facial planes, silhouette, hair mass, and body structure. Use a tall vertical composition, framing the subject from approximately mid-thigh to above the broad hat, with the body positioned slightly left of center and photographed from a subtly low camera height. Turn the torso and head into a calm three-quarter orientation, keep the posture upright and composed, and place the hands together naturally near the waist beneath the overlapping sleeves. Preserve the uploaded person’s natural proportions rather than imposing the reference figure’s anatomy. Reconstruct the entire subject from layered warm ivory handmade paper with visible fine fibers, faint embossed grain, crisp scored creases, clean folded edges, and a matte surface that catches soft directional light. Translate the face into restrained angular paper facets without erasing recognizable structure: maintain the person’s exact brow placement, eye spacing, nose length, mouth shape, jaw contour, cheek volume, and asymmetry through carefully folded planes rather than replacing the face with a generic mask. Convert the person’s original hair into a faithful folded-paper interpretation with matching hairline, length, volume, and silhouette. Dress the subject in an architectural kimono-inspired robe built from large geometric folds, broad layered lapels, wide sculptural sleeves, an overlapping front closure, a structured waist sash, and long cascading pleats. Use a minimalist pale cool-gray studio background, approximately #DCE3E2, with no horizon, furniture, scenery, text, logos, or decorative props. Illuminate the scene with a large diffused daylight key from the upper right, creating soft highlights across the hat, shoulders, lapels, sleeve ridges, and facial folds, while producing gentle directional shadows within the paper geometry. Add low neutral fill from the left to preserve detail inside deep folds and a subtle warm amber internal glow emerging from selected seams around the eyes, neck, torso, and sleeve openings, as though soft concealed light were passing through the paper layers. Keep this glow restrained, localized, physically plausible, and never strong enough to obscure identity. Simulate a high-resolution medium-format editorial photograph with an 85–100 mm lens, moderate compression, critical focus on the face and upper torso, and gentle depth falloff toward the rear sleeve and hat edge. Use a refined neutral color grade with creamy ivory highlights, cool pale-gray shadows, delicate amber accents, low saturation, protected whites, soft black levels, and extremely clean tonal transitions. Preserve tactile paper detail, tiny fibers, subtle edge wear, fold compression, and realistic contact shadows. Avoid CGI plasticity, glossy surfaces, metallic reflections, cartoon outlines, painterly brushwork, heavy grain, bloom, chromatic aberration, lens flare, or exaggerated fantasy effects. Ensure correct perspective, believable garment weight, coherent folds around joints, anatomically natural hand placement, accurate hat contact, unified lighting, consistent material scale, and seamless integration. The result must like the person was physically recreated as a origami.

#photoprompt

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The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin tone and texture, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy, change hairstyle, or borrow any physical characteristic from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed through a crowded convenience-store candy display in a raw, intimate late-night fashion editorial. Use a tall vertical composition near 4:5, with the camera positioned low and close behind stacked confectionery boxes, looking horizontally through a narrow gap beneath an upper shelf. Allow foreground products to block nearly half the frame: large dark chocolate boxes along the lower edge, bright red packaging to the right, and blurred yellow, red, and multicolored snack bags across the top. Replace all commercial branding with fictional, partially obscured, non-legible graphics while retaining bold retail color blocks, reflective plastic, printed cardboard texture, and chaotic shelf density. Place the subject centrally in the narrow opening between products, leaning forward toward the shelf with one hand reaching into the display or resting naturally on a box. Keep the head slightly lowered while the eyes look directly toward the lens, creating a cool, observant, mildly confrontational expression with relaxed lips and controlled facial tension. Preserve the uploaded person’s authentic expression characteristics and facial proportions despite the compressed framing. Dress the subject in dark understated clothing, mostly hidden by the counter and shelves, with no prominent logos, jewelry, or decorative styling. Retain the uploaded person’s exact hairstyle and hairline, allowing a few natural strands to cross the forehead or cheek where consistent with the pose. Reconstruct a small dim convenience store with beverage refrigerators and colorful product displays softly visible behind the subject, but keep background information impressionistic and partially blurred. Illuminate the scene primarily with warm fluorescent and tungsten-like retail lighting, producing a strong amber-yellow cast, muted red highlights, greenish shadow contamination, and irregular reflections on plastic packaging and glasses. Add a weak frontal bounce from the shelf opening so the eyes, nose, lips, and hand remain readable, while the forehead and upper face receive broken shadow from the overhanging products. Simulate a handheld 35 mm film photograph made with a compact camera and a 35–50 mm lens at close distance, aperture around f/2.8 visible high-ISO grain. Use a gritty cross-processed color treatment with warm yellow highlights, dirty olive-brown shadows, saturated reds, subdued skin midtones, compressed dynamic range, lifted blacks, rough microcontrast, slight color bleed, halation around bright packaging, and faint chromatic fringing. Avoid polished studio lighting, clean commercial retouching, plastic skin, excessive sharpness, modern HDR, perfect symmetry, CGI smoothness, painterly effects, or artificial depth blur. Preserve pores, fine hair, subtle skin sheen, realistic hand anatomy, accurate glasses contact, believable shelf reflections, packaging shadows, coherent occlusion, and matching grain across the subject and environment. The result must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed through the candy shelf during the same spontaneous nocturnal store shoot, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, collage, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

#photoprompt

copy then👇🏻

The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual standing in an endless field of vivid red poppies, dressed in a weathered retro-futuristic astronaut suit. Use a tall vertical composition near 4:5, framing the subject from the upper thighs to above the helmet, positioned near center with the torso turned slightly three-quarter and the head angled toward one raised hand. The raised gloved hand should delicately support a pale butterfly at eye level while the opposite arm hangs relaxed. Preserve the person’s natural body proportions and recognizable posture. Use a rounded off-white helmet with a broad reflective visor, metallic neck ring, external fasteners, subtle scratches, dust, and faded coral reflections; keep the visor sufficiently transparent or partially lifted so the uploaded person’s face remains clearly visible and unmistakable, with accurate internal reflections and no facial replacement. Build the suit from layered silver-gray technical fabric, reinforced shoulder panels, ribbed joints, utility straps, chest hardware, stitched seams, worn gloves, a dark waist section, and restrained retro mission details without readable logos or text. Surround the subject with dense waist-high poppies and thin green stems stretching to a low horizon. Add several butterflies at different depths, including large heavily blurred shapes near the upper corners and foreground, smaller mid-distance silhouettes, and one sharply defined butterfly on the glove. Use a clear blue-cyan sky with a faint warm haze near the horizon and no buildings or spacecraft. Illuminate the scene with warm late-afternoon sunlight from the front-left, producing soft golden highlights on the helmet, suit folds, flowers, and glove, balanced by cool sky fill and muted blue shadows. Add subtle red color spill from the poppies onto the lower suit and reflective hardware. Simulate a cinematic full-frame photograph with an 85 mm lens, aperture near f/2.8, shallow depth of field, sharp focus on the helmet, face, raised glove, and perched butterfly, with creamy foreground bokeh and gradual background falloff. Use saturated yet controlled reds, dusty silver, warm coral highlights, pale cyan sky, deep neutral shadows, gentle highlight compression, moderate contrast, fine film grain, restrained halation, and a dreamy analog editorial finish. Preserve realistic fabric abrasion, metallic reflections, flower translucency, skin texture, visor refraction, contact shadows, and coherent atmospheric depth. Avoid CGI plasticity, generic astronaut anatomy, opaque face concealment, excessive bloom, artificial lens flare, painterly effects, malformed butterflies, duplicated flowers, or visible compositing seams. The final image must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed during the same surreal cinematic production, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

#photoprompt

copy then👇🏻

The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy or hairstyle, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed for an energetic retro editorial poster celebrating the start of the workweek. Use a tall vertical composition near 4:5 and an extreme ground-level viewpoint, with the camera positioned beside a large hard-shell briefcase and aimed sharply upward through a 20–28 mm wide-angle lens. Let the briefcase dominate the lower-left foreground, appearing oversized through perspective, while the subject rises above it from the center toward the upper-right. Pose the subject standing confidently with legs apart, torso slightly twisted, one arm extended downward gripping the case handle close to the lens, and the opposite arm relaxed. Tilt the chin upward and direct the gaze beyond the camera with a determined, composed expression. Preserve the uploaded person’s natural physique and authentic posture despite the dramatic foreshortening. Dress the subject in a sharply tailored dark charcoal or black business suit with structured shoulders, narrow lapels, white dress shirt, vivid red tie, fitted trousers, polished dark shoes, and subtle realistic fabric creases. Add dark rectangular or softly squared sunglasses only as a styling accessory, placed anatomically without changing the underlying facial structure. Use a large rugged black travel case with molded ribs, reinforced corners, matte textured polymer, metal fasteners, and no visible branding. Build the background as a flat saturated turquoise field, approximately #10A7A2, overlaid with enormous condensed block typography in fluorescent yellow, approximately #E9F400, reading “ITS MONDAY” in stacked all-capital letters. Arrange the words behind the subject at steep diagonal angles so portions are naturally obscured by the body while remaining visually legible; add a small secondary phrase in the lower-right reading “let’s get the week started.” Use bold editorial typography, tight spacing, slight rotation, and no additional logos. Illuminate the scene with warm direct sunlight from the upper-left, producing crisp highlights on the forehead, glasses, hand, suit shoulders, tie, and briefcase, with dense natural shadows beneath the chin, lapels, arms, and case. Simulate a high-resolution fashion photograph with strong wide-angle perspective, deep focus from the foreground case to the face, restrained lens distortion, and clean outdoor contrast. Apply a punchy retro print grade with saturated teal and acid yellow, warm skin highlights, deep neutral blacks, subtle paper grain, faint ink texture, mild halftone softness, slightly faded edges, and a thin distressed off-white border. Avoid CGI plasticity, malformed hands, duplicated fingers, warped typography, unreadable letters, excessive HDR, painterly effects, glossy synthetic skin, or visible compositing seams. Ensure correct hand-to-handle contact, realistic case weight, coherent cast shadows, consistent perspective, matching grain, and unified print texture. The final image must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed and art-directed for the same bold Monday campaign, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

#photoprompt

copy then👇🏻

The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy, change hairstyle or facial hair, or borrow any physical trait from the reference character. Transform the uploaded person into a restrained vintage anime portrait while keeping them immediately and unmistakably recognizable through exact facial landmarks, silhouette, proportions, asymmetries, hairline, hairstyle, and facial-hair pattern. Use a tall vertical composition near 2:3, framing from the lower chest to slightly above the head. Position the subject centrally with squared shoulders, head upright, face directed straight toward the viewer, chin level, and a calm, tired, mildly skeptical expression with lowered eyelids, relaxed lips, and subtle brow tension only where compatible with the person’s authentic features. Preserve the real eye shape and size rather than enlarging them into generic anime eyes. Translate the exact hairstyle into simplified grouped shapes and fine ink accents while preserving its original length, volume, direction, texture, and contour; never make the subject bald unless the identity source is bald. Preserve existing facial hair precisely and do not add a moustache, beard, or stubble when absent. Dress the subject in an oversized dark charcoal crew-neck sports sweatshirt with broad shoulders, heavy matte fabric, loose folds, muted black-green shadows, and large cream collegiate lettering across the chest reading “I love RUSSIA,” rendered cleanly and accurately. Use a flat desaturated olive-gray background, approximately #3F493E, with no scenery, objects, horizon, gradients, or decorative elements. Construct the portrait in a mature late-1980s to early-1990s seinen-anime language using crisp dark ink contours, controlled line-weight variation, subdued cel shading, angular facial planes, restrained hatch marks, and minimal highlights. Use a muted palette of warm beige skin, dusty tan shadows, charcoal black, faded cream, dark olive, and cool gray accents. Model the face with two or three flat value levels: pale base tone, muted brown-gray shadow planes under the brows, nose, cheekbones, lower lip, jaw, and neck, plus dense near-black accents in the hair, pupils, nostrils, facial hair, collar, and deepest clothing folds. Add sparse fine hatching around the eyes, temples, ears, neck tendons, and garment creases, but keep the image clean and graphic rather than sketchy. Simulate subtle aged print texture with extremely fine grain, faint paper-like noise, slightly softened ink edges, and restrained color fading. Avoid glossy CGI rendering, photoreal skin, modern anime glow, exaggerated muscles, dramatic lighting, gradients, painterly brushwork, heavy crosshatching, neon colors, blur, bloom, chromatic aberration, or complex background detail. Ensure anatomically coherent neck and shoulder construction, accurate garment fit, consistent contour hierarchy, clean lettering, and faithful identity translation at every facial landmark. The final result must look like a professional hand-drawn vintage anime portrait based directly on the uploaded person, never like a generic character, face replacement, caricature, approximate look-alike, traced stranger, or identity-mixed illustration

#photoprompt

copy then👇🏻

The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin tone and texture, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy or hairstyle, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed during a cinematic Japanese street-fashion editorial at dusk. Use a tall vertical composition near 2:3, framing from approximately mid-thigh to above the utility pole, with the subject standing slightly right of center and leaning naturally against a large weathered street pole occupying the left third of the frame. Turn the torso subtly away from camera while rotating the head back toward the lens, chin slightly lowered, shoulders relaxed, and expression calm, distant, and self-possessed. Preserve the uploaded person’s authentic facial structure, hairstyle, and physique rather than adopting any anatomy from the reference. Dress the subject in an oversized muted brown or charcoal blazer with broad soft shoulders over a long plaid shirt or scarf-like layered garment in dark brown, cream, rust, and black, allowing the check pattern to cascade loosely down the torso with asymmetrical folds. Keep the styling understated, urban, slightly academic, and unbranded. Reconstruct a narrow Japanese residential street with compact buildings, dark façades, distant railings, low hedges, utility wires, and strong architectural compression. Cover the pole with layered fictional Japanese street notices, clinic-style signage, numbers, arrows, torn stickers, scratches, adhesive residue, faded print, and weathering, but avoid copying exact logos, phone numbers, or legible commercial text. Illuminate the scene with low late-afternoon sunlight from camera-left, producing warm amber highlights on the face, hair, pole, blazer edge, and plaid fabric while the surrounding street falls into deep teal-green and blue-black shadow. Add cool cyan ambient fill from the sky, restrained rim light along the hair and shoulder, and realistic reflected color from nearby walls and foliage. Simulate a handheld 35 mm film photograph with a 50–85 mm lens, aperture near f/2.8, mild telephoto compression, shallow depth of field, sharp focus on the face and upper torso, and soft background falloff. Apply a cinematic teal-and-amber grade with underexposed shadows, muted skin tones, warm highlights, cool green-blue blacks, compressed dynamic range, fine grain, gentle halation, slight color bleed, restrained sharpening, and subtle vintage softness. Preserve pores, individual hairs, fabric weave, pole texture, realistic contact shadows, and coherent perspective. Avoid polished studio lighting, HDR clarity, plastic skin, excessive bokeh, neon cyberpunk effects, painterly rendering, CGI smoothness, malformed signage, or visible compositing seams. The final result must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed during the same quiet Tokyo street editorial, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

#photoprompt

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The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy or hairstyle, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed during a minimalist blue studio fashion session. Use a tall vertical composition near 4:5 with an unusually wide full-body framing, placing the subject slightly below center so the upper half contains a large field of empty blue negative space. Position the camera above normal waist height and angle it subtly downward, using a moderate wide lens around 28–35 mm to exaggerate the surrounding floor while keeping the body anatomically natural. Pose the subject standing with feet apart, torso turned slightly three-quarter, one forearm folded across the abdomen, and the opposite hand resting thoughtfully against the chin or jaw. Turn the head modestly toward camera-left, lower the gaze, and use a serious, analytical, self-contained expression. Preserve the uploaded person’s exact hairstyle, facial hair, physique, and natural posture. Dress the subject in an oversized matte black T-shirt with dropped shoulders, loose black knee-length shorts, dark calf-length socks, and chunky black athletic shoes, all unbranded with restrained seams and realistic fabric folds. Add simple rectangular black eyeglasses only as a styling accessory, positioned accurately on the real nose and ears without modifying facial structure. Build a seamless studio cyclorama transitioning from dark navy at the edges to saturated cyan-blue behind the subject, with the curved wall-to-floor junction barely visible. Include controlled behind-the-scenes elements at the perimeter: partial light-stand legs entering from the lower corners, black electrical cables looping irregularly across the floor, and a compact cyan floor light directly behind the subject casting a concentrated upward glow. Illuminate the person with a narrow warm-neutral key from upper camera-left, creating defined highlights on the forehead, cheek, hand, forearm, and upper shirt while much of the body remains in deep shadow. Add strong cyan backlight from floor level, forming a luminous pool behind the legs and subtle blue edge separation around the silhouette. Keep the face readable but dramatic, with dense blacks, restrained fill, controlled specular highlights, and realistic shadow falloff. Simulate a high-resolution full-frame editorial photograph with crisp focus on the subject, moderate depth of field, slight wide-angle perspective, clean digital detail, and minimal lens distortion. Apply a cool cinematic grade dominated by navy, cobalt, cyan, and near-black, with protected blue highlights, crushed but textured shadows, moderate local contrast, fine grain, restrained sharpening, and no warm background contamination. Avoid beauty lighting, glossy CGI surfaces, artificial fog, excessive bloom, neon cyberpunk effects, painterly rendering, plastic skin, malformed cables, or compositing seams. Ensure accurate floor contact, believable cast shadows, coherent light spill, natural hand anatomy, consistent perspective, and unified grain and sharpness. The final image must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed during the same controlled blue studio production, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

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#photoprompt

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The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy or hairstyle, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed in a saturated retro-futuristic studio portrait. Use a tall vertical composition near 4:5, framing from the upper thighs or hips to above the hair, with the subject centered and filling most of the frame. Photograph from a subtly low camera height so the torso feels imposing and the chin is raised slightly. Keep the shoulders relaxed, one arm hanging naturally while the opposite hand rests inside a trouser pocket, and direct the head upward with a calm, aloof, self-assured expression. Preserve the uploaded person’s exact hairstyle, facial hair, physique, and natural posture. Add oversized dark aviator sunglasses with thick black frames, glossy lenses, blue studio reflections, and anatomically correct contact at the nose and ears without altering the underlying facial structure. Dress the subject in an oversized black crew-neck T-shirt with broad sleeves, dropped shoulders, matte heavy cotton, soft vertical folds, and a fictional distressed blue graphic across the chest; use invented non-legible lettering rather than copying any existing design or phrase. Pair it with dark trousers, keeping all garments unbranded. Build a seamless saturated cobalt-blue studio background with a large perfectly circular orange-yellow light centered directly behind the head, creating a glowing halo or artificial sun. Let the circle transition from hot yellow-orange at its center to red-magenta at the edge with restrained bloom, while the surrounding background remains deep electric blue. Illuminate the subject with a strong cyan-blue key from camera-left and a saturated red-orange key from camera-right, producing dramatic split lighting across the face, neck, arms, hair, and clothing. Add weak frontal fill only to preserve identity-defining facial planes beneath the sunglasses, while keeping dense sculptural shadows and strong color separation. Simulate a high-resolution full-frame camera with a 50–85 mm lens, mild low-angle perspective, aperture near f/4, critical focus on the face and upper torso, and gentle falloff toward the lower body. Apply a bold analog-inspired grade dominated by cobalt, cyan, vermilion, orange, magenta, and near-black, with moderately crushed shadows, protected neon highlights, subtle film grain, restrained halation, slight color bleed, and clean local contrast. Preserve realistic pores, individual hairs, fabric weave, lens reflections, contact shadows, and natural color spill. Avoid cyberpunk scenery, additional neon signs, smoke, CGI plasticity, painterly rendering, excessive bloom, malformed hands, unreadable text clutter, or compositing seams. Ensure coherent perspective, anatomically natural pose, accurate sunglasses placement, unified sharpness and grain, and seamless interaction between the person, lighting, wardrobe, and circular backdrop. The final image must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed during the same stylized blue-and-orange studio production, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

#photoprompt

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The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin tone and texture, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy or hairstyle, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual seated alone inside a nearly empty vintage cinema auditorium. Use a tall vertical composition near 4:5, framing from approximately the waist to above the surrounding seat rows, with the subject positioned slightly right of center in the lower-middle portion of the frame. Photograph from the row directly ahead at seated eye level using a 45–60 mm lens, mild compression, and a subtle downward angle. Keep the torso relaxed against the seatback, shoulders level, head nearly frontal, and gaze directed toward the camera over the rim of a large plain white paper cup raised to the mouth. Preserve the visible eyes, brows, forehead, ears, hairline, cheeks, and hand anatomy exactly; the cup must obscure only the lower central face naturally rather than replacing identity. Dress the subject in a fitted matte black long-sleeve turtleneck with a clean high collar, restrained seams, soft fabric tension, and no logos, jewelry, patterns, or accessories. Add a muted brown garment or blanket resting naturally across the lap. Build multiple receding rows of upholstered cinema seats in dusty brick red, burnt orange, and brown, with perforated woven texture, curved padded backs, dark armrests, and small cream seat numbers on the nearest chairs. Keep the auditorium otherwise empty, with distant rows becoming softly blurred and irregularly illuminated. Illuminate the scene with warm tungsten house lights and weak projector-like spill from the front-left, creating a bright amber patch across the subject’s face, cup, hand, shoulder, and nearest seat while the opposite side falls into soft brown-black shadow. Preserve realistic cup highlights, finger contact, fabric folds, seat texture, and contact shadows. Simulate a handheld late-1990s or early-2000s 35 mm film photograph captured at high ISO, aperture near f/2.8, shallow-to-moderate depth of field, sharpest focus on the eyes and cup rim, gentle motion softness, visible grain, slight halation, mild underexposure, and imperfect edge sharpness. Apply a warm analog grade dominated by amber, rust, terracotta, cream, charcoal, and muted skin tones, with compressed highlights, lifted but dense blacks, restrained saturation, soft local contrast, subtle color bleed, and no modern HDR clarity. Avoid polished studio lighting, cool blue tones, beauty retouching, plastic skin, excessive bokeh, CGI texture, artificial symmetry, malformed fingers, distorted cup geometry, duplicated seats, readable branding, or visible compositing seams. Ensure coherent perspective, correct seated posture, believable hand-to-cup contact, consistent grain and sharpness, natural occlusion, and unified warm color spill. The final result must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed during the same quiet, intimate cinema moment, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger

#photoprompt

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The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy or hairstyle, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Transform the uploaded person into a clean monochrome vector portrait while keeping the identity immediately and unmistakably recognizable through exact landmark placement, silhouette, proportions, asymmetries, and hairstyle structure. Use a vertical composition near 3:4 with a centered oval medallion framing the head and upper shoulders. Position the subject in a calm frontal-to-slight-three-quarter orientation, head upright, gaze directed toward the viewer, lips forming a restrained natural half-smile, and expression composed, approachable, and confident. Preserve the uploaded person’s authentic facial proportions rather than exaggerating or simplifying them into generic caricature anatomy. Translate the real hairstyle, hairline, facial hair, ears, and jaw contour into bold graphic shapes using carefully controlled black masses, white negative space, and medium-gray shadow planes. Dress the subject in a structured jacket or blazer with broad lapels over a simple inner garment, rendered through angular geometric panels, thick contour lines, and minimal seam detail, while preserving natural shoulder width and body structure. Surround the portrait with a clean light-gray oval background bounded by a bold black outline, leaving the outer canvas pure white with no text, logos, decoration, scenery, or props. Construct the illustration entirely from flat vector forms in black, white, and neutral gray, using crisp edges, smooth Bézier curves, consistent line weight, and deliberate high-contrast separation. Define the hair with layered curved black shapes and selective gray highlight ribbons that follow the uploaded person’s real growth direction and silhouette. Model the face through simplified but anatomically accurate planes: dark accents at the brows, pupils, nostrils, mouth corners, under-chin area, and hairline; medium-gray shadows beneath the eyes, along the temples, nose sides, cheek planes, neck, and garment folds; untouched white for the brightest facial zones. Preserve recognizable eye shape, brow position, nose width, lip contour, cheek volume, and jaw structure without adding wrinkles, dimples, scars, or expression lines not present in the identity source. Use no gradients, textures, paper grain, painterly strokes, photoreal skin, halftone dots, color accents, 3D shading, blur, glow, grain, or distressed effects. Keep the design polished and logo-like, with strong visual hierarchy, balanced symmetry, compact detail, and excellent readability at small scale. Ensure that all contours align coherently, the oval frame does not cut through the head or shoulders awkwardly, and the garment, neck, ears, and hairstyle integrate naturally. The final result must look like a professional editorial vector portrait carefully drawn from the uploaded person, never like a generic stock character, face replacement, approximate look-alike, caricature, traced stranger, or identity-mixed illustration.

#photoprompt

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The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, change anatomy or hairstyle, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Transform the uploaded person into a refined hand-painted editorial portrait executed entirely in monochromatic red watercolor and ink while keeping the identity immediately and unmistakably recognizable. Use a tall vertical composition near 2:3, framing from the upper torso to above the head, with the subject placed centrally and slightly low in the frame. Turn the torso into a gentle three-quarter angle, raise the chin, tilt the head subtly backward, and direct the gaze upward beyond the frame, creating a thoughtful, aspirational, composed expression with relaxed lips. Preserve the uploaded person’s authentic facial proportions and expression characteristics rather than imposing generic illustrated anatomy. Translate the exact hairstyle, hairline, facial hair, and silhouette into controlled red brush shapes and contour lines. Add simple transparent prescription glasses only when compositionally suitable, using thin red outlines, accurate bridge and temple placement, and lightly indicated lens boundaries without obscuring the eyes. Dress the subject in a loosely structured collared jacket or open overshirt over a simple inner top, rendered with minimal angular folds, broad lapels, sparse seam lines, and no logos, jewelry, patterns, or decorative details. Use natural cold-pressed white watercolor paper as the entire background, with visible fine grain, faint fibers, soft off-white tonal variation, and no scenery, props, typography, borders, or environmental elements. Construct the portrait with a limited palette of deep crimson, vermilion red, pale rose washes, and untouched paper white. Use confident dark-red contour strokes around the hair, glasses, eyes, nose, lips, jaw, ears, collar, and shoulders; add translucent diluted washes to model cheeks, temples, neck, eyelids, under-chin shadow, clothing folds, and hair volume. Preserve irregular pigment pooling, slight edge bleeding, dry-brush texture, subtle overlaps, varying line weight, and small handmade imperfections. Keep large areas of the face and clothing as untouched white negative space so the image remains airy and graphic. Simulate soft frontal illumination translated into watercolor values rather than realistic photographic shading, with stronger red concentration beneath the jaw, around the eyes, inside the ears, under the hairline, and between garment layers. Avoid photoreal rendering, full-color skin, digital gradients, smooth vector lines, heavy crosshatching, comic-book black ink, anime exaggeration, painterly backgrounds, glossy effects, 3D modeling, excessive detail, or artificial paper texture. Ensure the face remains structurally accurate through precise landmark placement, coherent line hierarchy, believable glasses contact, anatomically natural neck and shoulders, and unified brush behavior across the entire portrait. The final result must look like the uploaded person was carefully observed and painted by an accomplished editorial watercolor illustrator, never like a generic character, traced stranger, approximate look-alike, face replacement, or identity-mixed illustration.

#photoprompt

copy then👇🏻

The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin tone and texture, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, change anatomy or hairstyle, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figure. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed in a minimalist experimental fashion studio using cyan and red split lighting. Use a tall vertical composition near 2:3, framing from approximately mid-thigh to slightly above the hair, with the subject positioned centrally and the body turned into a restrained three-quarter stance. Keep both arms hanging naturally, shoulders relaxed, head upright, gaze directed calmly toward the camera, lips closed, and expression serious, distant, and self-possessed. Preserve the uploaded person’s natural posture, physique, hairstyle, and facial-hair pattern. Dress the subject in a structured pale gray or off-white jacket with a tall dramatically raised collar, clean front placket, dark buttons, broad shoulders, medium-weight matte fabric, precise seams, restrained wrinkles, and straight sleeves, layered over a plain black high-neck top and loose dark trousers. Use a seamless studio wall with no visible horizon, transitioning from cool pale cyan on camera-left through muted lavender in the center to saturated coral-red and magenta on camera-right. Illuminate the subject with a large cyan key from camera-left and a saturated red-magenta source from camera-right, creating bold complementary color separation across the face, neck, jacket, hands, and background. Add low neutral frontal fill so identity-defining facial planes remain readable without flattening the dramatic contrast. Introduce a deliberate long-exposure light effect: a narrow horizontal red luminous streak crossing the image at eye level, passing over both eyes and extending beyond the head, with a soft trailing echo behind the subject toward camera-right. Keep the face itself sharp and recognizable while allowing restrained motion smearing only in the red light trail, one outer shoulder edge, and selected hand or jacket contours. The streak must look optically captured during exposure, with translucent layering, gentle bloom, natural falloff, and realistic red reflections on skin and fabric, never like a flat graphic overlay. Simulate a high-resolution full-frame studio camera with a 70–90 mm portrait lens, aperture near f/5.6, critical focus on the eyes and face, mild telephoto compression, and complete readability of the upper body. Apply a polished cinematic grade dominated by cyan, teal, coral, magenta, charcoal, and pale gray, with deep but detailed blacks, protected neon highlights, smooth tonal transitions, subtle grain, restrained halation, controlled microcontrast, and gentle edge softness. Preserve pores, individual hairs, fabric weave, seam structure, realistic contact shadows, and coherent color spill. Avoid cyberpunk scenery, neon signs, smoke, CGI plasticity, excessive glow, malformed hands, duplicated anatomy, artificial facial blur, painterly effects, or visible compositing seams. Ensure correct perspective, anatomically natural garment fit, unified sharpness, matching grain, and seamless integration of the subject, lighting, motion trail, and studio environment. The final image must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed during the same experimental cyan-and-red fashion production, never like a face swap, pasted cutout, generic model, approximate look-alike, or newly generated stranger.

#photoprompt

copy then👇🏻

The separately uploaded photograph is the only identity source and must remain the exclusive subject of the final image. Preserve the person’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity, including facial geometry, facial proportions, head shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, jawline, cheek structure, ears, skin characteristics, natural asymmetries, hairstyle, hairline, hair length and texture, facial hair, neck, shoulders, body proportions, physique, age, ethnicity, gender, and every distinguishing feature. Do not invent a new person, replace or redesign the face, merge identities, beautify the subject, alter anatomy or hairstyle, or borrow any physical trait from the reference figures. Reconstruct the uploaded person as the same real individual photographed in a four-panel experimental fashion contact sheet built from variations of one blue-lit studio session. Use a vertical 4:5 overall canvas divided by thin clean white lines into four equal rectangular frames in a 2×2 grid. In every panel preserve the same identity, clothing, hairstyle, physique, and facial structure, varying only pose, head direction, light smear, and motion treatment. Dress the subject in an oversized charcoal-gray crew-neck T-shirt with dropped shoulders, soft heavy cotton, minimal seams, loose folds, and no logos or accessories. Use a seamless dark cyan-to-deep-blue background with no props, scenery, text, or visible horizon. In the upper-left panel turn the torso slightly three-quarter and tilt the head upward toward camera-left; in the upper-right keep the torso more frontal and turn the head toward camera-right; in the lower-left face mostly forward with the chin slightly raised; in the lower-right rotate gently three-quarter with a calm upward gaze. Preserve a serious, detached, editorial expression throughout. Light the subject with cool cyan and blue sources from the sides and rear, combined with a narrow warm amber accent that touches selected portions of the face, forehead, cheek, neck, and shoulder. Introduce deliberate long-exposure and slit-scan effects: repeated translucent vertical slices of the face and torso, narrow luminous cyan columns, ghosted horizontal head trails, and soft duplicated silhouettes displaced only a few centimeters. Keep the central facial structure readable in every panel; motion artifacts must look optically captured rather than digitally pasted, and must never duplicate or distort identity into multiple different faces. Simulate a high-resolution full-frame camera with a 50–85 mm lens, aperture near f/4, studio tripod stability, and controlled slow-shutter movement combined with flash or continuous-light exposure. Apply a cinematic cool grade dominated by navy, cobalt, cyan, muted steel gray, and small amber highlights, with deep textured blacks, protected highlights, fine grain, restrained halation, smooth gradients, and slightly softened motion edges. Preserve pores, individual hairs, fabric weave, realistic light spill, and coherent shadow direction beneath the motion trails. Avoid neon signage, cyberpunk scenery, fog, painterly rendering, CGI plasticity, excessive bloom, chromatic aberration, malformed anatomy, duplicated hands, or random facial smearing. Ensure consistent scale, perspective, wardrobe, lens behavior, grain, and identity across all four frames so the grid reads as one professionally art-directed experimental portrait series. The final result must look like the uploaded person was genuinely photographed four times during the same blue studio session using controlled long-exposure techniques, never like four different people, a face swap, generic model, approximate look-alike, or identity-mixed collage.