Photorealistic Low-Angle Portrait with a Person and Their Dog

Format

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Inputs

Person_identity_photo (image) · Required Dog_identity_photo (image) · Required Inspiration_image (image) · Required

Outputs

Generated_photograph (image)

Use the provided photos of the person and their dog as mandatory identity references. Use the inspiration image only as a guide for camera angle, perspective, general pose, framing, clothing style, and lighting. Do not copy the identity of the person or dog in the inspiration image.

Generate a hyperrealistic vertical 9:16 photograph, as if taken with a smartphone’s 0.5x wide-angle lens placed almost at ground level. The person leans slightly toward the camera beside their dog. One of the person’s shoes is extremely close to the lens in the foreground, appearing very large due to perspective. The dog is beside them, approaching the camera, with one front paw also close to the lens and slightly out of focus because of its proximity.

Preserve the person’s real, recognizable facial features and proportions: face shape, eyes, nose, lips, eyebrows, and skin tone. Do not alter their identity, slim their nose, change their eye shape, or modify their jaw, cheekbones, or lips. Preserve the dog’s exact real appearance, including breed, coat color, markings, facial mask, ears, eyes, nose, size, and body proportions.

Match the clothing style of the inspiration image, adapting it to the person’s gender. For a woman, use a simple fitted black long-sleeve top, light relaxed or wide-leg jeans with large tears at the knees and thighs, and chunky black lace-up boots with thick soles. For a man, use a fitted or regular-cut black long-sleeve T-shirt, light relaxed jeans with large tears, and chunky black lace-up boots with thick soles. Either may wear black sunglasses on their head and subtle accessories. The outfit should feel urban, casual, modern, and slightly edgy.

Keep the person’s hair natural and moving slightly in the wind. Their expression and posture should feel relaxed, confident, and spontaneous rather than stiffly posed. The dog should look happy and natural, walking toward the camera or approaching curiously.

Set the scene in an outdoor park or open space, with dirt, gravel, or grass in the foreground and low trees in the background. Let a large portion of the frame show an intense blue sky with dramatic, large white clouds. Place the sun behind the person and dog to create warm backlighting, visible sun rays, and a natural halo around the hair and fur, while keeping the faces properly exposed.

Make the image feel like a real, spontaneous photograph taken during a walk, not an editorial shoot. Include realistic skin and fur texture, small imperfections, natural clothing folds, slightly tousled hair, authentic smartphone-camera perspective, mild wide-angle optical distortion, and natural depth of field.

Avoid porcelain skin, excessive retouching, CGI appearance, illustration, exaggerated filters, artificial HDR, overly perfect poses, and identity changes.

Highest priority: the person and dog must clearly be the same subjects as in the supplied identity photos. Use the inspiration image only for composition and visual guidance, never for their identities.