Firebound Husband Wife Double Exposure Prompt

Using the uploaded photo, create a highly realistic cinematic double-exposure portrait of the same husband and wife, turning their bodies into living structures of fire while keeping their real identities recognizable. KEEP - Preserve both people’s exact facial identity from the uploaded photo. Keep forehead shape, eyebrow structure, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose shape, lip proportions, cheeks, jawline, chin, facial proportions, and natural asymmetry. Preserve their original skin tone, visible pores, fine texture, freckles, marks, hairline, hair density, hairstyle, and facial hair if present. Keep their natural body proportions, shoulder width, hand structure, height relationship, and individual build. Keep the husband and wife visually separate so their facial features never merge or exchange. CHANGE - Replace the visible clothing and body areas below the face with flowing flame structures. Build the husband’s silhouette from deep crimson, copper-orange, and molten-gold fire. Build the wife’s silhouette from amber, scarlet, and golden flames. Make the flames follow the real contours of their shoulders, arms, torso, and clothing rather than appearing as a flat fire texture. Keep their faces mostly formed from realistic skin while small flame edges naturally touch the hair and jawline. SCENE - Inside the transparent brightest sections of both fiery silhouettes, reveal a smaller double-exposure scene of the same couple standing together beside a glowing fire at midnight, holding hands beneath a dark sky. Keep this inner scene sharply recognizable but slightly softer than the outer faces. Surround the main silhouettes with thin smoke, floating embers, and scattered sparks against a nearly black background. LIGHT - Let the fire illuminate their faces from below and from both sides with warm 1800–2200K orange light. Add faint cool moonlight from behind to separate the shoulders from the dark background. Make highlights fall naturally across cheeks, noses, lips, hair, hands, and flame edges. CAMERA - Use an 85mm lens at f/2, camera at chest height, with centered portrait framing and shallow depth of field. GRADE - Use deep blacks, controlled crimson shadows, molten-orange highlights, restrained golden bloom, realistic smoke contrast, and subtle cinematic film grain. OUTPUT - Use a 4:5 vertical aspect ratio at 1200 × 1500 pixels with photorealistic detail. DO-NOT - No face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos, no face melting, no fire covering the eyes, no generic faces, no extra fingers, no duplicated limbs, no cartoon flames, and no flat fire overlay.