Durga Puja Photoshoot Prompt for Boys

IMAGE-TO-IMAGE EDIT — IDENTITY PRESERVATION IS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY.

Use the uploaded reference image as the EXACT identity and appearance reference for the person. Preserve the person EXACTLY as they appear in the reference image. Do not redesign, regenerate, beautify, retouch, or reinterpret the person.

CRITICAL PERSON LOCK:
Preserve the exact facial identity, face shape, facial proportions, forehead, hairline, hairstyle, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, cheeks, ears, facial hair, skin tone, natural skin texture, age, body proportions, physique, shoulders, arms, hands, and overall appearance from the reference.

Keep all natural asymmetries and distinguishing features. DO NOT make the person more handsome, slimmer, younger, older, fairer, darker, muscular, or stylized. DO NOT alter facial geometry whatsoever.

The person must remain unmistakably the SAME REAL PERSON from the reference photograph, with the same natural face and physical characteristics. The only intended changes are CLOTHING, POSE, ENVIRONMENT, LIGHTING, and PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPOSITION described below.

Create a photorealistic mid-shot portrait of the SAME PERSON standing center-frame inside a traditional Indian idol-maker's workshop.

Change the clothing to a deep red embroidered traditional Indian kurta. Arms loosely folded. Head turned slightly in profile, looking thoughtfully upward and toward the left.

Surround the person with unfinished grey clay statues of Hindu deities, including a large multi-armed Durga statue clearly visible in the background. Include realistic clay texture, sculpting marks, unfinished surfaces, workshop materials, and an authentic traditional Indian artisan workshop atmosphere.

Use soft, diffused natural overhead light entering the workshop.

Create a realistic 85mm portrait-lens look with shallow depth of field. Foreground clay figures and distant background statues should be softly blurred while the person remains naturally sharp and detailed.

Earthy, muted color palette, natural skin tones, realistic fabric colors, cinematic realism, highly detailed clay and cloth textures.

MOST IMPORTANT:
The person's FACE and BODY are LOCKED to the reference image. Do not regenerate or reinterpret the person's identity.

Do not change:

Face shape

Facial proportions

Eyes

Nose

Lips

Jawline

Cheeks

Forehead

Hairline

Hairstyle

Eyebrows

Facial hair

Skin tone

Skin texture

Age

Body shape

Body proportions

Natural asymmetry

Recognizable features

Do not apply facial enhancement, face restoration, face swapping, identity reconstruction, symmetry correction, skin retouching, or beauty effects.

Preserve natural pores, fine lines, facial hair, subtle imperfections, and authentic skin texture.

The final image must look like a REAL PHOTOGRAPH of the SAME PERSON photographed in a different location and wearing different clothing — NOT a newly generated person.

NEGATIVE PROMPT:
different person, altered identity, changed face, reconstructed face, face replacement, face swap, facial redesign, altered facial proportions, changed jawline, changed nose, changed eyes, changed lips, changed cheeks, changed forehead, changed hairline, changed hairstyle, younger face, older face, slimmer face, wider face, muscular body, thinner body, heavier body, body reshaping, beautification, glamour retouching, skin whitening, skin smoothing, airbrushing, plastic skin, waxy skin, porcelain skin, flawless skin, artificial symmetry, beauty filter, AI face, CGI face, 3D render, cartoon, illustration, over-sharpening, digital skin, fake pores, unnatural eyes, unnatural teeth, deformed hands, extra fingers, distorted anatomy.

PRIORITY ORDER:

1. EXACT identity and appearance of the reference person

2. Natural facial and body proportions

3. Photorealism

4. Clothing and pose

5. Workshop environment and clay statues

6. Cinematic lighting and depth of field

DO NOT sacrifice the person's identity or facial accuracy to satisfy the scene description.