Use my uploaded photo as the ONLY reference image.
Create a highly photorealistic cinematic editorial photograph of the EXACT SAME PERSON from my uploaded reference image. Preserve their identity with maximum fidelity while placing them into the completely new scene, pose, wardrobe, environment, lighting, composition, and photographic style described below.
The uploaded image is the ONLY identity reference.
IDENTITY PRESERVATION — HIGHEST PRIORITY:
The person in the final image must clearly and unmistakably be the same person shown in my uploaded photo.
Preserve:
- exact facial structure
- face shape
- facial proportions
- eyes and eye shape
- eyebrows
- nose shape
- lips and mouth
- jawline
- cheekbones
- natural facial asymmetry
- natural skin tone
- distinctive facial characteristics
- apparent age
- recognizable identity
- natural hair characteristics
Do not replace the face with a generic model.
Do not redesign the person's facial features.
Do not beautify, idealize, or glamorize the face.
Do not make the face unnaturally symmetrical.
Do not change the person's recognizable identity.
Do not copy the appearance of any imagined reference subject.
The uploaded image determines WHO the person is.
Everything else must be generated according to this prompt.
SCENE:
Place the person in a sophisticated academic or creative professional workspace.
The person is leaning forward over a large wooden desk or worktable, appearing deeply focused on documents, research material, drawings, plans, or work spread across the table.
The environment should resemble a premium university study room, architecture studio, design studio, research office, academic workspace, or creative professional workspace.
Large tall windows are visible behind the subject.
The windows allow strong but diffused natural daylight into the room.
The environment should feel quiet, intellectual, sophisticated, and cinematic.
Include realistic environmental details:
- large wooden worktable
- scattered papers
- printed documents
- notebooks
- technical drawings or plans
- open books
- stacked books
- folders
- subtle office or academic furniture
- large window frames
- muted interior walls
- realistic workspace objects
Keep the background uncluttered and visually secondary.
POSE AND BODY LANGUAGE:
Recreate a natural, candid leaning-forward pose.
The person is standing or leaning over the desk with both arms extended downward toward the work surface.
Their upper body leans noticeably forward.
Their shoulders naturally angle toward the desk.
Their head is tilted downward.
Their gaze is directed toward the desk or work material rather than toward the camera.
Expression is serious, concentrated, thoughtful, and naturally absorbed in the task.
The pose should feel like a genuine unposed moment captured while the person is working.
Important physical characteristics:
- natural forward lean
- relaxed shoulders
- arms extending toward the desk
- elbows naturally bent or partially extended
- head lowered
- neck positioned naturally
- realistic wrist positioning
- realistic hand placement
- natural body weight distribution
- believable posture
Do not make the pose theatrical or exaggerated.
The person's actual anatomy and body proportions from the uploaded reference should determine how the pose is adapted.
COMPOSITION:
Create a vertical editorial portrait.
Use approximately a 3:4 or 4:5 composition.
Frame the person from approximately mid-thigh or waist upward while keeping a substantial portion of the desk visible in the foreground.
The person's upper body should dominate the center of the frame.
Their head should be positioned around the upper-middle portion.
The desk occupies the lower foreground.
Books, documents, and papers should create a layered foreground.
Use a slightly elevated camera perspective looking gently downward toward the person.
The composition should feel intimate and observational rather than like a posed studio portrait.
Create strong depth between:
1. foreground desk and books
2. person
3. background windows
CAMERA:
Professional full-frame editorial photography.
Approximately 50mm–70mm lens characteristics.
Moderately shallow depth of field.
The person's face and upper body should remain highly detailed.
Foreground objects may become softly blurred toward the closest edges.
Background windows and architecture should fall slightly out of focus.
Natural optical depth of field.
Realistic lens rendering.
No artificial computational-looking blur.
LIGHTING:
Use strong natural window light coming from behind and slightly to the side of the subject.
Create a soft backlit atmosphere.
The window produces bright diffused highlights around the subject's hair and shoulders.
The face remains naturally visible despite the backlighting.
Use gentle directional illumination across the face and arms.
Create soft shadows underneath the jaw, arms, and clothing folds.
Maintain realistic highlight rolloff.
The lighting should resemble beautiful late-morning or afternoon daylight entering through large windows.
Do not use studio flash.
Do not use neon lighting.
Do not use artificial rim lighting.
Do not create exaggerated HDR.
COLOR GRADING:
Use a sophisticated muted cinematic editorial color grade.
Overall palette:
- warm cream
- soft beige
- muted white
- charcoal
- deep black
- subtle gray
- natural skin tones
Keep the colors restrained and slightly desaturated.
Create a subtle warm/cool balance:
warm natural daylight and skin tones against darker charcoal and muted architectural surroundings.
Use soft blacks rather than crushed blacks.
Use gentle highlights.
Use moderate cinematic contrast.
Add extremely subtle natural photographic grain.
The final image should feel like premium contemporary editorial photography from a fashion magazine, architecture magazine, or cinematic drama.
SKIN REALISM — CRITICAL:
The person's skin must look completely natural.
Preserve:
- realistic pores
- fine facial texture
- subtle imperfections
- natural under-eye detail
- realistic lips
- natural skin variation
- fine facial hairs
- realistic tonal variation
ABSOLUTELY NO:
plastic skin
waxy skin
porcelain skin
airbrushed skin
beauty filter
excessive skin smoothing
fake skin glow
over-retouched skin
CGI skin
synthetic facial texture
unnaturally perfect complexion
Do not make the person look like an AI fashion model.
The skin should look like real human skin captured with a high-quality professional camera.
HAIR:
Preserve the person's recognizable hair characteristics from the uploaded reference.
Maintain realistic:
- hair texture
- density
- volume
- individual strands
- flyaway hairs
- natural imperfections
Allow the hair to respond naturally to the backlighting, with subtle highlights along individual strands.
Do not unnecessarily redesign the hairstyle.
WARDROBE:
Dress the person in a sophisticated contemporary academic/editorial outfit with a relaxed professional aesthetic.
Use a light-colored oversized or relaxed-fit button-up shirt with subtle vertical pinstripes or fine fabric texture.
Layer it naturally over a simple dark inner top where appropriate.
The shirt should have:
- rolled or naturally pushed-up sleeves
- relaxed shoulders
- realistic fabric folds
- natural wrinkles
- subtle vertical stripes
- realistic cotton texture
- believable weight and draping
Pair with dark minimalist trousers or a similarly understated lower garment appropriate to the person's appearance.
Adapt the wardrobe naturally to the person's body proportions and presentation without changing their identity.
Keep accessories minimal.
DESK FOREGROUND:
Create a highly realistic wooden worktable in the lower foreground.
Place naturally scattered:
- architectural drawings
- printed papers
- notebooks
- open documents
- thick books
- stacked books
- folders
- research materials
Some foreground objects should be partially cropped by the bottom edge of the frame.
Use shallow depth of field so the closest objects have subtle optical softness.
The desk should feel genuinely used rather than artificially arranged.
PHOTOREALISM:
The final image must look like an authentic photograph captured by a professional editorial photographer.
Prioritize:
- realistic skin
- realistic facial details
- accurate anatomy
- realistic hands
- realistic hair
- authentic fabric
- physically accurate lighting
- realistic window reflections
- realistic books and papers
- natural depth of field
- realistic lens characteristics
- subtle photographic grain
Do not create:
- illustration
- painting
- anime
- cartoon
- 3D render
- CGI
- artificial fashion portrait
- plastic-looking AI photograph
FINAL VISUAL DIRECTION:
The finished photograph should feel intimate, sophisticated, intelligent, cinematic, candid, and editorial.
It should look as though the EXACT SAME PERSON from my uploaded photograph was naturally photographed while deeply focused on work at an academic or creative workspace.
The person should not look like they are posing for the camera.
They should appear genuinely absorbed in the work.
FINAL PRIORITY ORDER:
1. Exact identity preservation
2. Natural face and skin texture
3. Realistic anatomy and hands
4. Natural candid pose
5. Desk and workspace composition
6. Window lighting
7. Muted cinematic color grading
8. Professional editorial photographic realism
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