Paris: The Eiffel Tower Is Lovely; My Boyfriend’s Photo Isn’t

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

reference_image (image) · Required

Outputs

travel_photo (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Reimagine the subject in ${reference-image} as the star of a comic travel photo taken by their boyfriend during a trip to Paris—at precisely the most unflattering moment. Combine photorealistic cinematic travel-snapshot aesthetics, romantic Paris scenery, and the worst possible shutter timing.

Preserve the subject’s original identity above all else. For a person or character, retain their face shape, eyes, iris color, eye spacing, nose, lips, hairline, skin tone, body type, apparent age, and distinctive features. This also applies to dolls and animals. For animals, preserve their species, fur color and markings, ears, muzzle, paws, and tail. For dolls, preserve their distinctive facial sculpt, glass eyes, and joint structure. Do not humanize the subject, replace their face, or excessively beautify them.

Set the scene on a sunny afternoon at Place du Trocadéro in Paris. Show the magnificent Eiffel Tower perfectly centered in the frame, with the Seine and classic Parisian architecture softly unfolding around it.

Dress the subject in a cream trench coat, striped knitwear, a black mini skirt or slacks, a beret, and a leather crossbody bag. Adapt the clothing to fit an animal’s or doll’s original body structure.

Capture the exact instant when the boyfriend says, “Honey, smile!” and the subject suddenly sneezes: both eyes squeezed shut, nose scrunched, mouth comically open, and shoulders hunched in a decisive 0.001-second moment. One hand is frozen in midair while trying to cover the nose; the other holds a partially eaten croissant. The beret is crooked, and hair is stuck to the face. If the subject is an animal, show a sneeze reaction appropriate to its species.

Make the boyfriend focus on the Eiffel Tower rather than the subject, leaving the subject’s face slightly out of focus. Use an awkward close-range 0.5× wide-angle composition, placing the subject low in the frame. Let a few tourists intrude into the background and tilt the horizon slightly.

Use the look of real smartphone HDR, natural skin pores, fur, or doll materials, slight motion blur from the sudden movement, afternoon sunlight, and realistic shadows. The Eiffel Tower should look like a perfect travel photo; only the subject should look like an all-time embarrassing snapshot. Avoid exaggerated cartoon faces and artificial AI distortions.

Vertical 9:16 composition, photorealistic, cinematic comedy travel photo with an 8K-quality look, and the natural feel of a genuine failed snapshot taken by someone’s boyfriend.