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Scene: show them walking slowly with a glazed ceramic fragment carried at their side in a stone-carving yard at first light, exploring change made visible...
Use the attached reference photo as the identity reference: keep the same face, skin tone, hair and features as the person in that photo, without beautifying, aging or altering them. Scene: show them walking slowly with a glazed ceramic fragment carried at their side in a stone-carving yard at first light, exploring change made visible through craft, heat and patience. Style: wabi-sabi portraiture with tactile asymmetry. Mood: focused, tactile and transformative, with reflective fatigue without distress; elegant and restrained. Lighting: geometric hard key with a soft amber rim; keep both irises and natural skin texture readable. Camera: 35mm wide environmental portrait with face dominant; show full hairline, eyes, nose, mouth, facial hair and jaw. Materials: oil on linen, walnut glaze and velvet; palette copper, cobalt, kiln white and workshop grey; wardrobe a clean work jacket over a dark henley; make a glazed ceramic fragment the symbolic anchor. Negative constraints: no change to identity, ethnicity, skin tone, age, facial proportions, eyes, brows, hairline, hairstyle, hair density, facial hair, nose, lips, jaw, ears or teeth; no face swap, morphing, caricature, beautification, de-aging, aging, symmetry correction, heavy makeup, plastic skin, extra facial hair, clean shave, baldness, hairline-covering hats or bangs, glasses or glare hiding eyes, closed eyes, extreme grimace, text, logos, watermarks, duplicate subject, extra limbs or fingers, distorted hands, broken anatomy, facial blur or identity-cropping. Apply abstraction only outside facial landmarks. --s 300 --ar 1:1 --style raw --cref {REF-IMG-URL} --cw 50Turn your own photo into a quiet cinematic portrait in a bus shelter's strip of shade on a wide afternoon road. Keeps your face unchanged.
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