Warm Editorial Close-Up Portrait from a Reference Photo
Create a photorealistic, intimate editorial portrait that preserves the subject’s identity and appearance from an uploaded reference photo.
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Create a photorealistic 8K image in a vertical 5:7 aspect ratio. Use the uploaded photo as the reference and preserve the subject’s facial features, face shape, natural skin tone, freckles if present, hair length, cut and color, eye color, and existing accessories, piercings, or tattoos. Do not alter the subject’s base face; change only the scene’s color treatment.
Show an extreme close-up of the face in an intimate diagonal crop, tightly framing the forehead and chin. Use a slightly tilted, front-facing camera at eye level, with sharp focus on the left eye and shallow depth of field. Match the reference pose: the woman is lying down or resting her face on the sleeve of a chunky-knit sweater, head tilted to the right. Loose, tousled hair falls across the face and partially covers the right eye. She looks softly and melancholically into the camera, with a calm, introspective expression. Give her naturally parted rosy lips with a light gloss, natural golden freckles, and full natural eyebrows.
Dress her in a soft, chunky-knit sweater in beige, sand, or warm off-white, with clearly visible thick wool stitches and the sleeve pulled up against her face. Include a small gold hoop earring. Use warm, soft natural side-window light like gentle golden hour, healthy warm skin tones, and soft shadows. Set the portrait against a blurred dark-brown background. Create a cozy, moody, colorful editorial atmosphere with a warm, earthy palette. The result must be a realistic photograph—not animation, CGI, painting, or drawing.
Add a subtle watermark in the lower-right corner, rotated vertically by 90 degrees, reading "${watermark-text:RAMAPROMPTS}". Use Calibri Light in white, semi-transparent, medium-sized text.
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${watermark-text:RAMAPROMPTS}
watermark-text
Default: RAMAPROMPTS
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