Romantic Sunset Embrace

Use the uploaded user photo as the ONLY source of identity for the primary subject. Preserve that person's exact recognizable facial identity, facial structure, proportions, face shape, forehead, hairline, eyebrows, natural eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hair characteristics, and all distinctive facial features. Do not copy or blend the reference person's identity into the user's face. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, masculinize, feminize, age, de-age, or otherwise reinterpret the user's identity. The user's original facial expression, gaze, and head pose must NOT be copied; use the reference for those elements. Recreate the reference photograph as closely as possible: a romantic, intimate sunset portrait of a couple embracing on an elevated outdoor viewpoint overlooking a scenic valley and water. Place the user's identity as the primary subject positioned on the left side of the composition, standing very close to the companion and embracing them. The primary subject's body is shown in a strong side/three-quarter orientation, with the torso turned toward the companion and the head lowered gently toward the companion's head. The primary subject's face is mostly angled downward and partially obscured by the companion's hair/head, creating a tender, intimate pose. The primary subject wears a simple long-sleeve black collared/button-up shirt with a relaxed natural fit. Both arms wrap securely around the companion's upper/lower back and waist; the nearer arm crosses horizontally around the companion's back, with the hand visible around the right side of the companion's waist. Reproduce the natural hand placement, arm curvature, shoulder position, and close physical contact from the reference. The companion stands directly in front of and slightly to the right of the primary subject, leaning comfortably into the embrace. The companion wears a loose, elegant off-white/cream long-sleeve textured outfit with softly flowing fabric. The companion's long dark hair falls naturally down the back and over one shoulder. Recreate the companion's pose and styling without using the companion as a source of the user's identity. The companion's head rests gently against the primary subject's chest/shoulder area, with the face turned slightly downward and toward the primary subject. Their eyes are softly closed or lowered, with a peaceful, emotionally warm expression and a subtle closed-mouth smile. The primary subject's expression should be tender, affectionate, calm, and intimate, with eyes lowered toward the companion rather than looking at the camera. Match the reference head tilt, neck angle, eye direction, eyelid position, eyebrow relaxation, and mouth position precisely. The emotional feeling should communicate quiet affection, comfort, closeness, and romantic warmth rather than a posed or exaggerated smile. Camera: vertical portrait composition, approximately 4:5 aspect ratio, medium-full shot framing from around the thighs/waist upward while keeping enough of the surrounding landscape visible. Camera positioned approximately at eye/chest level with a slightly elevated scenic viewpoint perspective. Use a natural portrait lens perspective around 50–70mm equivalent, avoiding wide-angle distortion. Keep the couple large in the foreground and slightly right of center, while allowing the glowing sunset and landscape to remain clearly visible behind them. The primary subject occupies much of the left half of the frame; the companion occupies the center-right. Preserve the overlapping silhouettes and intimate negative space exactly like the reference. Background: a spectacular golden-hour mountain/valley landscape viewed from a hillside or elevated terrace, with layered distant mountains, a winding body of water or river below, scattered buildings and vegetation, and a stone/concrete parapet or ledge visible along the lower-left foreground. Include lush green foliage and tree branches along the right edge and upper-right corner, partially framing the couple. The sun is low on the left side of the background, appearing as a bright circular golden disk just above the distant mountain ridge. Its reflection creates a warm glowing path across the water. The sky contains dramatic layered clouds illuminated by the setting sun, with rich golden yellow, orange, peach, and soft blue tones. Create strong warm rim lighting around the couple's hair and shoulders, especially the companion's long hair, while keeping their clothing and faces naturally shaded by the front/side light. Add realistic sunset highlights along individual strands of hair and subtle warm reflected light on skin and fabric. Preserve realistic shadows, natural skin texture, fabric texture, and physically believable light falloff. Use shallow-to-moderate depth of field: the couple should be sharply detailed while the distant mountains, water, buildings, and foliage gradually soften into a cinematic background without becoming excessively blurred. Maintain realistic photographic detail, natural proportions, authentic anatomy, realistic hands and fingers, accurate hair strands, believable clothing folds, and subtle atmospheric depth. The final image should feel like a genuine candid romantic photograph captured during sunset, not a studio image, painting, illustration, or artificial composite. Do not introduce extra people, objects, text, logos, watermarks, dramatic effects, artificial lens flares, excessive skin smoothing, or fantasy elements. Most important: USER PHOTO = WHO THE PRIMARY PERSON IS; REFERENCE IMAGE = HOW THE PRIMARY PERSON POSES, EXPRESSES EMOTION, LOOKS, DRESSES, AND APPEARS WITHIN THE SCENE. Preserve the user's identity unmistakably while transferring the reference's exact intimate embrace, expression, gaze, head position, body posture, composition, clothing concept, environment, sunset lighting, camera perspective, and overall photographic mood.

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