Pieces of Me – Creative Polaroid Mosaic Portrait

Use the uploaded person's photo as the ONLY facial identity reference.
Create a premium ultra-photorealistic conceptual portrait closely matching the supplied reference image.
FACE IDENTITY — ABSOLUTE HIGHEST PRIORITY:
Preserve the uploaded person's real facial identity exactly.
Keep the original eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, mouth, cheeks, ears, forehead, chin, jawline, face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, hairline, facial hair, age and natural facial proportions unchanged.
Do not replace, beautify, reconstruct or redesign the face.
POLAROID MOSAIC CONCEPT — VERY IMPORTANT:
Create ONE complete portrait of the uploaded person using approximately 20–25 overlapping white-bordered instant Polaroid photographs.
Each individual Polaroid must contain ONLY one correctly aligned section of the SAME person's face, hair, ears, neck or shoulders.
When all Polaroids overlap together, they must visually reconstruct ONE complete, continuous and clearly recognizable face.
Do NOT create multiple different faces.
Do NOT repeat the eyes, nose or mouth.
Do NOT duplicate facial features.
Arrange the Polaroids irregularly like a handmade artistic photo mosaic.
Some frames should be vertical.
Some frames should be horizontal.
Some should overlap slightly.
Use small natural rotations of approximately 2–8 degrees.
The white Polaroid borders must remain clearly visible between different facial sections.
FACE ALIGNMENT:
The two eyes must appear in their correct natural positions.
Eyebrows must align correctly.
The nose must continue naturally through several frames.
The lips and mouth must form one complete mouth.
Cheeks and jawline must connect naturally.
Hair sections must join together accurately.
The final mosaic must still immediately look like ONE real person.
COMPOSITION:
Create a straight-on close-up portrait.
Face approximately centred.
Show the complete hair, face, neck and small upper-shoulder area.
The person looks directly toward the camera with a calm natural expression.
HANDS:
Add two realistic hands near the lower left and lower right sides, similar to the reference.
One hand gently holds or adjusts a lower Polaroid frame.
The other hand gently holds a Polaroid near the cheek/jaw area.
Hands must look natural and must not cover important facial features.
BACKGROUND:
Use a dark charcoal-black textured wall/background.
Subtle stone/slate texture.
Very faint natural scratches and surface details.
No distracting objects.
The white Polaroid borders should strongly contrast against the dark background.
LIGHTING:
Soft professional studio lighting.
Natural light across the reconstructed face.
Subtle shadows beneath overlapping Polaroid frames to create realistic physical depth.
Each photograph should look like an actual printed instant photo placed above another photograph.
CAMERA & QUALITY:
Professional DSLR portrait photography.
50mm–85mm lens look.
Sharp facial details.
Realistic skin texture.
Detailed hair strands.
Natural pores.
Realistic paper texture on the Polaroid borders.
Cinematic contrast.
High dynamic range.
Ultra-photorealistic 8K quality.
FACEBOOK SIZE:
Final output: Facebook portrait 4:5 vertical,
1080 × 1350 pixels.
Keep the complete Polaroid mosaic comfortably inside the frame.
Do not crop the top of the hair or important Polaroid borders.
NO TEXT:
Absolutely no text.
No letters.
No captions.
No logo.
No signature.
No watermark.
No symbols.
NEGATIVE PROMPT:
different person, changed identity, multiple people, multiple faces, duplicate face, duplicate eyes, three eyes, duplicate nose, duplicate mouth, misaligned facial features, broken face anatomy, random face fragments, mismatched skin tones, face swap, altered eyes, altered nose, altered lips, beautified face, distorted Polaroids, missing white borders, excessive gaps, floating photographs, extra hands, extra fingers, fused fingers, cartoon, painting, illustration, CGI face, blurry face, text, logo, signature, watermark.
FINAL STRICT INSTRUCTION:
Use ONLY the uploaded person's real face. Divide that ONE identity across approximately 20–25 overlapping white Polaroid frames so that every fragment aligns precisely and all frames together reconstruct ONE complete, anatomically correct, clearly recognizable portrait. No duplicate facial features and no additional people.