Cinematic Close-Up Portrait from a Reference
Create an intimate, grainy cinematic portrait while preserving the subject’s facial features.
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Create a photo of the woman in the reference image without changing her facial features. Use a cinematic effect with film grain.
She has glossy hair styled in a layered cascade with the ends curled inward. Her makeup includes radiant skin, a light tan, contouring, curled lashes coated with mascara in a fox-eye style, and a subtle highlight on the tip of her nose. Her lips are painted pink-brown with a darker outline. Her brows are straight and sharply defined, without an arch. She wears diamond earrings in her earlobes and a small flower-shaped stud in her helix.
Frame the shot extremely close, with the camera almost against her face, using an 85 mm lens and shallow depth of field. Capture her turning sharply toward the camera after moving, with her hair flying chaotically across her face and partly covering one eye. Her hands are hidden inside a soft, fluffy white angora sweater pressed against her shoulder and chin. Her gaze is intense and alive, not posed. Keep focus only on her eyes and lip line; let everything else dissolve into soft grain.
Use unconventional, broken framing, with part of her head and shoulder cropped out. The light should feel damp and marine, like a film still from an art-house movie. The atmosphere is strange, intimate, and cinematic.
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