Black and White Origami Crane Couple Portrait

Using the uploaded photo, create a vertical black-and-white fine-art illustration of the same couple standing close together, surrounded by folded origami cranes that dissolve into ink splashes and tiny floating paper fragments. KEEP — Preserve both individuals' exact recognizable identities from the uploaded photo. Retain each person's original face shape, forehead proportions, facial width, eyebrow placement, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose bridge and tip, lip shape, cheek volume, cheekbones, jawline, chin, ears, and natural facial asymmetry. Keep the original skin tone represented through accurate grayscale values, visible pores, natural skin texture, age characteristics, hairline, hair density, curl pattern, and hair length. Preserve facial hair shape and density wherever present. Keep both people's natural body proportions, shoulder widths, neck lengths, relative heights, and hand anatomy. Do not merge their facial features or replace either person with a generic illustrated face. CHANGE — Transform the photographic appearance into detailed graphite portraiture mixed with monochrome ink wash and paper-collage textures. Dress the couple in understated charcoal and black cotton-linen clothing with visible woven texture and natural folds. Position them close together, with their shoulders gently touching and their faces turned slightly toward each other. Introduce crisp white paper cranes, soft gray folded-paper forms, black ink droplets, and delicate star-shaped speckles around their silhouettes. SCENE — Place the couple against a clean white studio background with generous negative space. Arrange several origami cranes at different apparent distances, with larger, sharply defined folds near the couple and smaller fragments fading outward. Let selected cranes break into fine ink splatters and torn-paper-like particles without obscuring either face. LIGHT — Use soft, diffused light from the upper left, creating gentle graphite-style shadows beneath the brows, nose, chin, and folded paper edges. Keep facial shading consistent across both people. CAMERA — Use an 85mm portrait-lens perspective at eye level, with a chest-up composition and balanced spacing around the couple. Render the photographic reference as precise pencil illustration rather than a literal camera image. GRADE — Use a restrained monochrome palette of deep charcoal, soft graphite gray, and clean paper white. Preserve midtone detail, fine crosshatching, and subtle paper grain without crushing facial shadows. OUTPUT — Vertical 4:5 aspect ratio, high-resolution 2048 × 2560 output, crisp facial details, clean edges, and no cropped heads. DO NOT slim faces, whiten skin, change eye colour, smooth skin into plastic, invent jewellery or tattoos, alter either person's age, distort hands, duplicate faces, or allow cranes and ink splashes to cover facial features.