Romantic Garden Love Story Collage

USER PHOTO = WHO THE PERSON IS; REFERENCE IMAGE = HOW THAT PERSON APPEARS IN THE SCENE. Use the uploaded user photo as the ONLY source of the final subject’s identity. Preserve the user’s exact recognizable facial identity, facial structure and proportions, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, natural eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, hair characteristics, and all distinctive facial features. Do not copy the identity or facial characteristics of any person shown in the reference. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, masculinize, feminize, age, de-age, or otherwise reinterpret the user’s face. The final person must remain unmistakably the person from the uploaded user photo. Reconstruct the reference image as a romantic cinematic multi-panel editorial photograph, preserving its exact overall visual concept and composition. Create a vertical 2:3 image consisting of four photographic moments arranged as a torn-paper collage, all taking place in the same elegant sunlit historic garden courtyard with weathered stone architecture, lush green foliage, climbing pink flowers, stone walls, soft greenery, and scattered flower petals on the ground. The collage must look like four real photographs physically layered together with irregular white torn-paper edges separating the panels, while maintaining a cohesive warm film-photography aesthetic. PANEL 1 — TOP LARGE PORTRAIT: Recreate the intimate close/medium portrait composition. The user’s subject stands close beside a romantic partner, with the partner leaning toward the user and gently kissing the user’s cheek. The user’s head is slightly tilted toward the partner, eyes softly closed, with a peaceful, genuinely affectionate expression and relaxed closed-mouth smile matching the reference emotion. The user’s body is angled naturally toward the partner. Preserve the exact facial expression, closed eyes, head tilt, gaze state, and intimate emotional atmosphere from the reference while keeping the user’s identity unchanged. Clothing should follow the reference styling: elegant traditional South Asian romantic attire in soft ivory, blush pink, and delicate floral tones, with refined embroidery and flowing fabric. Reproduce the soft dangling traditional earrings if visible and appropriate. The partner wears an ivory/cream traditional kurta with subtle textured embroidery. Use warm late-afternoon sunlight, gentle rim light around hair, soft highlights on skin and fabric, shallow depth of field, creamy natural background bokeh, and a nostalgic cinematic color grade. PANEL 2 — LOWER LEFT FULL-BODY DANCE MOMENT: Recreate the wider courtyard scene with the user and partner standing several steps apart while holding one raised hand together, creating a graceful romantic twirling/dance pose. The partner stands upright in an ivory traditional kurta and matching trousers, while the user wears a long flowing pale blush-pink floral traditional outfit that spreads naturally around the legs as the user turns. The user looks downward with a soft, modest, happy expression, head gently lowered, matching the reference. Capture the full bodies from head to feet, including natural hand positions, relaxed posture, fabric movement, and visible shoes. Place them on a sunlit stone courtyard scattered with pink petals, surrounded by flowering plants, old stone walls, arches and garden greenery. Use a slightly distant eye-level camera, realistic perspective, warm sunlight and cinematic depth. PANEL 3 — LOWER RIGHT INTIMATE CLOSE-UP: Recreate the second romantic close portrait where the user and partner stand face-to-face extremely close, with their foreheads/noses gently touching and eyes closed. The user’s head and body position, closed-eye expression, relaxed lips, tender emotional mood, and hand placement against the partner’s chest/upper torso should match the reference composition. Keep the user’s exact identity from the uploaded photo while transferring only the reference pose and expression. Maintain the same traditional clothing palette and elegant styling. Frame them from approximately waist/chest level upward, with soft golden backlight, glowing hair edges, shallow depth of field, and blurred pink flowers and stone architecture behind them. PANEL 4 — BOTTOM WALKING PORTRAIT: Recreate the relaxed romantic walking scene in the same garden courtyard. The user and partner walk side-by-side, both looking slightly downward with gentle affectionate expressions. The user’s long floral outfit flows naturally while walking, with one hand lightly gathering or holding the fabric near the waist. The partner walks beside the user with a relaxed posture and subtle downward gaze. Frame them approximately from thighs upward, maintaining the reference spacing and body orientation. Use warm sunlight filtering through foliage, soft shadows, natural garden depth, and a candid cinematic photography feeling. Throughout all four panels, preserve consistent identity, clothing continuity, lighting direction, environment, color palette, and realistic photographic texture. The reference composition must remain a four-part vertical torn-paper collage rather than becoming a single photograph. The torn edges should be irregular, organic, bright/off-white paper fibers, clearly separating each photographic panel without obscuring important faces or bodies. Overall visual style: authentic high-end South Asian romantic editorial photography, warm golden-hour sunlight, natural skin texture, subtle analog film grain, soft highlights, realistic fabric detail, shallow-to-moderate depth of field, cinematic warm beige and blush-pink color palette, gentle contrast, photorealistic proportions, natural anatomy, premium wedding/pre-wedding photography aesthetic, emotionally intimate but tasteful. Camera perspective should feel like real professional photography using approximately 50–85mm portrait lenses for close panels and approximately 35–50mm for the wider full-body scene, with natural perspective and no artificial wide-angle distortion. Ensure all faces remain sharp and anatomically correct, hands and fingers are natural, clothing drapes realistically, and no panel duplicates or alters the user’s identity. Do not use the user’s original photo expression, gaze, or pose; use it only for identity. Do not merge the four scenes into one continuous pose. Do not introduce unrelated people, text, logos, watermarks, excessive glamour retouching, plastic skin, distorted anatomy, extra limbs, malformed hands, duplicated subjects, or changes to the user’s gender or identity. Final image should faithfully reproduce the reference’s romantic four-panel torn-paper collage composition, poses, expressions, gaze, clothing aesthetic, courtyard environment, lighting, and emotional storytelling while making the uploaded user unmistakably the person depicted in every relevant panel.

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