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Burgundy Family Studio Portrait
Create a premium father, mother and baby studio portrait with exact facial identity preservation, coordinated burgundy outfits, natural expressions, and an elegant dark charcoal-blue background.
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Use the uploaded family photo as the ONLY facial identity reference. Create a premium photorealistic South Asian family studio portrait in vertical Facebook 4:5 format. FACE — HIGHEST PRIORITY: Preserve the exact real facial identity of the father, mother and baby. Do not change or redesign any face. Keep the same eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, smile, face shape, skin tone, age and facial proportions. Keep the baby’s real face and natural expression exactly recognizable. No face swap, no artificial beautification and no doll-like skin. COMPOSITION: Show all three people: father, mother and baby. Place the father on the LEFT side. Place the mother on the RIGHT side. Place the baby in the CENTER between the parents. Both parents should gently support and hold the baby together. Keep all three subjects close together. Father and mother should look directly toward the camera with natural smiles. Baby should face toward the camera with the same innocent natural expression. Use a standing family portrait pose. Frame approximately from the parents’ knee/thigh level upward. Keep realistic head-to-body proportions. FATHER: Dress the father in a deep burgundy / dark maroon long-sleeve kurta-style shirt. Use a simple mandarin collar with subtle buttons. Pair it with plain black trousers. Keep his short black hair and natural full black beard. MOTHER: Dress the mother in a matching deep burgundy / wine-maroon long dress. Use a subtle vertical ribbed fabric texture. Use approximately elbow-length sleeves. Keep her long natural black hair flowing behind her shoulders. Add a thin simple gold necklace. Add a subtle rose-gold/gold wristwatch. Avoid heavy jewellery. BABY: Dress the baby in a dark wine-maroon long-sleeve top. Pair it with plain black trousers. Keep the baby barefoot with the small feet naturally visible. The clothing should coordinate naturally with both parents. BACKGROUND: Create a clean professional dark studio background. Use deep charcoal grey mixed with subtle dark blue-grey tones. Make the center slightly lighter behind the family. Gradually darken the background toward the edges. Keep the background completely smooth and uncluttered. No scenery or decorative objects. LIGHTING: Use soft professional studio lighting from the front and slightly upper-left. Keep all three faces evenly and naturally illuminated. Add soft catchlights in the eyes. Create gentle highlights on the cheeks, forehead and hair. Use subtle shadows to preserve natural facial depth. Keep the background darker than the subjects. Add very subtle separation light around the hair and shoulders. COLOR PALETTE: Deep burgundy and wine-maroon clothing. Black trousers. Dark charcoal and blue-grey background. Natural warm skin tones. Very subtle gold jewellery accents. STYLE: Professional DSLR family studio photography. 85mm portrait-lens appearance. Natural skin texture. Realistic hair and beard detail. Accurate fabric texture. Sharp eyes and facial details. Soft background separation. Balanced exposure. Elegant premium studio finish. Do not remove the baby. Do not add additional people. Do not change anyone’s face. Do not change their natural skin tones. Do not change their age. Do not alter body shapes. Do not create extra fingers, hands, feet or limbs. Do not add flowers, furniture or decorative props. Do not add logos or watermarks. Do not reproduce the photographer watermark from the reference. Do not add text, names, captions, letters, numbers or symbols anywhere. Final image: photorealistic father, mother and baby family studio portrait, coordinated burgundy outfits, dark charcoal-blue studio background, natural smiling expressions, elegant standing pose, vertical Facebook 4:5 composition, high resolution, absolutely no text.
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