- Category
- Photography
Low-Light Winter Carousel Portrait
Create a full-body, 3:4 vertical winter portrait using a reference photo, preserving the subject’s appearance and hair while capturing a spontaneous smartphone-photo feel.
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Prompt template
- Format
- Text Parameterized
- Inputs
- reference_photo (image) · Required
- Outputs
- generated_image (image)
Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values
before using this prompt. See parameters
and defaults below.
Using ${reference-photo} as a reference, create a new image that keeps the subject’s appearance unchanged, including her hair color and length. Her hair is neatly tucked under her beanie and collar. Show her standing outdoors on a wooden deck beside a black wrought-iron railing, in a full-body, 3:4 vertical shot. Her torso is turned slightly at an angle, and her head is turned in profile to the right. Both hands are raised, holding the high collar of her jacket near her neck.
She wears an oversized bright pink puffer jacket, black fitted trousers, chunky black boots with thick soles, and a pink knitted beanie matching the jacket. A small, light-colored crossbody bag with a subtle print is slung across her chest. Her makeup consists of well-groomed eyebrows and natural-toned lipstick.
In the right foreground, include a small snow-covered fir tree in a light-colored decorative planter, adorned with red and silver ornaments. In the background, show a large, two-tiered festive carousel glowing with bright lights, a snow-covered area, and silhouettes of historic buildings beneath an overcast gray sky.
Use low-light conditions, with light emanating from a screen, deep shadows, low exposure, slight motion blur, digital grain, natural skin texture, and no retouching. Combine soft natural winter daylight with the warm glow of the carousel’s string lights, creating realistic textures on the snow and clothing. The result should evoke a spontaneous, smartphone-captured winter moment.
Parameters
Replace each placeholder with your own value, or use its default when one is provided.
${reference-photo}
reference-photo
Required
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