Use the uploaded portrait ONLY as the identity reference for the subject.
Preserve the subject’s recognizable identity with high consistency: face shape, facial proportions, eyes, brows, nose, lips, cheek structure, jawline, chin, skin tone, age impression, natural facial asymmetry, distinctive features, and natural gender presentation.
The uploaded portrait determines WHO the person is only.
Do NOT copy its original pose, clothing, hairstyle styling, lighting, crop, background, camera angle, expression, or photographic style.
Do NOT replace the subject with a generic attractive model. Do NOT beautify, slim, reshape, rejuvenate, feminize, masculinize, or redesign the face.
Create a dreamy vertical 2:3 cinematic 35mm film photograph of the subject moving through dense, overgrown green vegetation during late-afternoon golden hour.
The final image must immediately read as:
a spontaneous moving portrait in a shadowy green forest + flowing ivory clothing + brilliant golden backlight + windblown hair + intense organic lens flare + nostalgic analog film atmosphere.
This must feel like a fleeting real moment captured on vintage color film, not a carefully staged fashion photograph.
Composition
Show three-quarters to nearly full body.
Place the subject slightly left of center, leaving more bright foliage and sunlight visible on the right.
Camera height is around torso-to-eye level, slightly low.
The subject is moving forward while turning back toward the camera, with a natural torso twist and gentle diagonal body flow.
One arm swings naturally; the other rests near the body.
The dress, hair, and nearby plants should show subtle movement.
Avoid rigid, symmetrical, fashion-model posing.
Expression
Use a relaxed, natural expression with a very subtle spontaneous smile.
No exaggerated smile, dramatic editorial expression, or artificial posing.
Hair
Loose natural hair with noticeable movement.
Allow flyaway strands and larger sections to flow outward.
Strong backlight must create glowing golden edges through the hair.
Hair must not look overly polished or perfectly controlled.
Wardrobe— GENDER-APPROPRIATE
Preserve the subject’s natural gender presentation.
For a FEMALE subject:
Dress her in a long, loose, lightweight ivory / warm off-white / pale cream flowing dress with long relaxed sleeves, abundant natural folds, and an ankle-length or near-ankle-length skirt. The fabric should move visibly with the body.
For a MALE subject:
Dress him in a loose, lightweight ivory / warm off-white / pale cream vintage-style shirt or soft linen top with relaxed long sleeves, paired with loose straight or slightly wide-leg cream trousers. The fabric should flow naturally with the movement and retain the same romantic, understated, windswept atmosphere as the female wardrobe.
For ALL subjects:
Keep the styling simple, timeless, soft, and visually subordinate to the sunlight and environment.
Do NOT put female dresses, skirts, or feminine garments on a male subject.
Do NOT put masculine tailoring or menswear on a female subject unless naturally appropriate to the uploaded subject.
Avoid modern streetwear, fitted silhouettes, glossy synthetic fabrics, bold patterns, logos, or heavy accessories.
Environment
Place the subject inside lush, slightly wild woodland vegetation with deep green trees, tangled branches, tall grasses, and shaded foliage.
It should feel organic and overgrown, not like a manicured garden.
The left side and deeper background stay comparatively dark and shadowy.
The right side grows progressively brighter with sunlight entering through the vegetation.
Lighting — critical
Use extremely strong golden-hour backlighting from the upper-right rear side of the frame.
The upper-right area should become very bright and partly overexposed, blooming into warm gold and pale cream-white.
Create strong golden rim light around the hair, shoulders, face edges, arms, dress, and nearby grasses.
The front of the subject remains softer and more shaded.
Do not use even facial lighting, studio lighting, or perfect exposure.
Keep blown highlights near the sun and dense green shadows in the vegetation.
Sun haze
Add a thin natural atmospheric haze where the sunlight enters the lens, softly veiling parts of the upper-right and central image.
It should feel warm, dusty, humid, and nostalgic, not like artificial fog.
Lens flare — essential
Prominent vintage optical lens flare is mandatory. Include:
* large soft peach-orange flare blobs near the upper-left
* partially cropped flare artifacts entering from outside the frame
* a broad translucent amber-orange circular flare / halo near the center-right
* subtle warm flare streaks across the middle
* a large blurred rainbow-edged flare near the lower-left corner
These flares must look organic, imperfect, defocused, and optical, not like clean digital overlays or decorative CGI effects.
Color palette
Use restrained analog color dominated by:
* shadows: deep forest green, dark olive, muted emerald, subtle green-cyan undertones
* midtones: muted vegetation, natural warm skin, slightly desaturated ivory
* highlights: warm cream, sun-bleached ivory, amber, peach, soft orange, gold
Maintain a clear contrast between cool green shade and warm golden sunlight.
Do not use heavy saturation or modern teal-orange grading.
Analog film character
The image must feel authentically shot on vintage 35mm consumer color film:
fine organic grain, gentle softness, slightly reduced micro-detail, subtle color bleed, mild halation, glowing highlights, modest contrast, slightly compressed dynamic range, imperfect exposure, faint green cast in deeper shadows, and an overall nostalgic analog texture.
Avoid HDR, hyper-sharp detail, aggressive clarity, smartphone crispness, or overly sharpened foliage.
Motion
Add a small amount of realistic motion blur in the hair tips, swinging arm/hand, sleeve edge, skirt, or nearby grasses.
The face should remain readable and recognizable.
Do not blur the whole image or add artificial blur effects.
Focus and optics
Use a vintage photographic perspective roughly equivalent to a 50–85 mm lens.
Use moderately shallow depth of field, with the face and upper body as the main focus while nearby and distant foliage softens naturally.
Strong backlight should naturally lower contrast and reduce sharpness.
Final feeling
The photograph should feel nostalgic, intimate, warm, spontaneous, slightly dreamy, imperfect, sun-drenched, and quietly cinematic — like a forgotten frame from a late-1980s or early-1990s analog photo archive.
Negative constraints
Do NOT create: studio lighting, flash, perfect centered symmetry, static posing, tight face crop, headshot framing, overly styled hair, ultra-clean digital rendering, HDR, hyper-sharpening, excessive skin smoothing, artificial bokeh balls, clean CGI lens flare, fantasy fairy effects, sparkles, magical particles, fog-machine atmosphere, modern luxury styling, high-fashion editorial posing, heavy makeup, overly saturated colors, modern teal-orange grading, perfect exposure, fully recovered highlights, or crushed black shadows.
The image must preserve the combination of:
deep shadowy green vegetation + moving subject + flowing pale dress + windblown hair + extremely strong upper-right golden backlight + partial overexposure + multiple large imperfect lens flares + genuine analog film softness.