Black-and-White Studio Family Portrait

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Inputs

Uploaded_reference_photos (image) · Required

Outputs

Family_portrait (image)

Create a black-and-white studio family portrait in a 9:16 vertical format. Strictly preserve each person’s appearance exactly as shown in the uploaded photos: face, features, proportions, skin texture and tone, age, hairstyle, and hair color and length. Include exactly the same number of people as in the uploaded photos, from 2 to 5. Do not add or duplicate anyone, or change anyone’s gender or age.

Arrange everyone in a close vertical tower, standing and sitting closely together, with their heads at different heights, one below another. Place the tallest and oldest person at the top center, with the others below, slightly offset to the left and right. Their heads should be close together, touching the shoulders and heads of the people beside them. The younger a person is, the lower they should be in the frame; place the smallest person at the bottom center, closest to the camera. Keep every face fully visible and do not let anyone block another. Have everyone look directly at the camera with warm, natural smiles and their heads tilted slightly toward one another.

Dress everyone in simple, solid black crew-neck T-shirts. Use a plain, dark gray studio wall background with a soft paper texture and a subtle gradient. Light the scene with soft, diffused studio light from the front and slightly to the side, creating soft shadows, delicate tonal transitions, and natural facial dimension. The style should feel like a lively family lifestyle-blog photoshoot.

Camera: 85mm, f/2.8, ISO 100, black and white, RAW. Keep eyes and eyelashes sharp, show the natural texture of skin and hair, and let the background fall into a slight soft focus. Visible pores, no plastic skin, no AI smoothing.