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Low-Light iPhone Selfie Portrait
Create a photorealistic, low-light selfie portrait from a reference selfie while preserving the subject’s facial features.
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- Inputs
- Reference_selfie (image) · Required
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- Photorealistic_selfie_portrait (image)
Using my selfie as the reference, create a realistic photo without changing my facial features. Show a close, chest-up selfie taken from a low angle with an iPhone front-facing camera; the phone itself must not be visible. The young woman is posing with her head slightly tilted toward her shoulder, her face turned partly sideways to the camera, and a calm expression.
Her hair is very long and styled in a high, voluminous bun made from wavy hair, with a straight part. Carefully arrange small baby hairs along the hairline and leave two thin, spiral-curled tendrils falling on either side of her face. Give her long, fox-eye-effect eyelashes, laminated-looking brows, and matte pink lips with a defined dark outline. She is wearing a blouse.
Make the background clearly visible: the edge of a wall with white-and-gray decorative plaster and glitter, plus a window with heavy gray curtains and white sheer curtains. It is nighttime outside. Compose the photo through shadows. Use very dim, subdued lighting, with the phone screen as the main light source. Keep the background in shadow and cast cool screen light across her face.
Use photorealism and high detail in the skin, fabric, and props. Give the image the quality of an iPhone 17 photo: slight digital noise, muted colors, soft sharpness, underexposure, subtle grain, and a candid, in-motion feel. Use a 3:4 aspect ratio.
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