SUBJECT & POSE
A candid photograph of a central subject seated in a stadium crowd, looking directly forward with a subtle, engaging, direct expression. The person is sitting among other blurred spectators. One hand is naturally raised near the face, lightly touching the right cheek.
CLOTHING & STYLING
The individual is wearing a form-fitting, bright pink scoop-neck t-shirt. On the left sleeve (viewer's left), there is a circular black and white patch, and on the right sleeve, a red rectangular patch. Long, flowing platinum blonde hair with a center part cascades over the shoulders and down the chest. Minimal jewelry, including a simple wedding/engagement ring set on the right ring finger.
ENVIRONEMENT & SCENE
The subject is in the tiered seating of a large stadium. Blurred spectators fill the background. Red arena seats are visible. Directly behind to the viewer's left is a bearded man with a dark top; behind to the viewer's right is another blurred person and a white shirt with visible text 'OEM'. The scene is a busy, real-world stadium event.
LIGHTING
Strong, direct stadium flood lighting, realistic to an arena environment, creating natural highlights and defined shadows on the subject's face and clothing, accentuating the contours and textures.
CAMERA & TECHNICALS
Candid, documentary-style photograph taken with a high-quality camera (e.g., DSLR or cinema camera) with a moderate telephoto lens (e.g., 50mm or 85mm). Medium close-up framing. Natural, unretouched camera finish. Shallow depth of field (bokeh), with a clear focus on the subject's face while rendering the crowd into soft, colorful blurs.
MOOD & REALISM
Authentic, unedited documentary aesthetic. Real skin textures (pores, imperfections, wrinkles) are fully preserved without smoothing or beautification. Candid, real-world energy.
CONSTRAINTS
Strict adherence to realistic, unretouched photo quality. No face reshaping, skin smoothing, airbrushing, or digital enhancement. Natural lighting only.
IDENTITY INSTRUCTION:
Replace the subject’s identity entirely with the uploaded reference photo. Preserve the reference face exactly as-is, including natural proportions, asymmetry, and skin texture. Do not beautify, smooth, idealize, or modify facial features. Identity accuracy is more important than visual style. Retain the exact split-face makeup effect, hair, clothing, pose, and background scene, with the new identity placed underneath.