This example illustrates the idea. Results depend on the model, settings and your inputs.
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Use the uploaded photo as the identity reference. Preserve the person's recognizable facial geometry, age, natural skin tone, eye color, distinctive features and original hair length. Keep gender presentation and body proportions unchanged. Change only the staging, clothing, surroundings, lighting and treatment described below. Retain pores and natural asymmetry; do not reshape or cosmetically idealize the face.
Create a photorealistic cinematic 4:5 portrait cropped at mid-chest, outdoors on a misty morning. Position the body in three-quarter view and gently turn the face back toward the camera, with a calm, thoughtful gaze. Use a textured charcoal wool coat and natural hair styling. Several layers of distant forest silhouettes gradually dissolve into fog. Keep the fog behind the person, not covering the face.
LIGHTING: a broad overcast sky supplies soft, cool directional light; weak warm reflected fill keeps skin lifelike. The distant background has low contrast, but the eyes, face and coat edge remain distinct. Use an 85mm perspective and shallow depth of field without artificial blur along hair outlines.
Muted sage, slate gray and natural skin colors. Matte blacks without a muddy gray veil, delicate grain, visible pores and wool fibers. No theatrical smoke, frozen blue skin, extra trees across the face, text or watermarks.
