Ultra Realistic Cinematic Portrait in Golden Hour AI Image Prompt
Use the uploaded reference image as the ONLY face and identity source. Create an ultra realistic cinematic portrait of the subject standing inside a {argument name="location" default="dreamy fountain grass field"} during golden hour, exact same pose as reference style: body slightly turned sideways, looking back over shoulder with a soft natural smile, calm elegant expression. Preserve 100% exact facial identity, face structure, skin tone, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, hairstyle, hair texture and body proportions from uploaded reference image. Long wavy hair softly flowing in wind. Outfit: {argument name="outfit" default="black embroidered boho top with light blue jeans"}, {argument name="accessories" default="silver earrings and bracelet"}. Surrounding fluffy pink fountain grass in foreground and background with heavy creamy bokeh blur. Shallow depth of field, DSLR photography, 85mm lens, f/1.8, soft natural light, cinematic color grading, ultra detailed skin texture, realistic hair strands, natural candid photography style. Composition and framing exactly same as original sample image. Keep exact smile, exact head angle, exact hand placement and exact body posture. Hyper realistic, 8K UHD, ultra sharp subject focus, soft blurred background, image ratio strictly 4:5.
Content: Structure: subject (identity from reference) + scene (dreamy fountain grass) + style (cinematic hyper-realistic) + composition (exact copy of reference) + lighting (golden hour, soft) + color (cinematic grade) + material (8K detail) + lens (85mm f/1.8, shallow DOF) + ratio (4:5).
Pros: 1. Explicitly uses reference as sole identity source ensuring facial consistency; 2. Provides detailed camera specs (85mm/f1.8) and post-production demands (8K UHD).
Cons: 1. Heavily relies on reference image; impossible without it; 2. Redundant repetition of identical requirements (e.g., exact same pose/expression).
Reference image: Obvious dependency on reference/uploaded image
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