Luxury Art Gallery Portrait Photography Prompt

Using the uploaded photo, create a photorealistic luxury art gallery scene featuring the same person from the uploaded image standing before a monumental framed portrait. KEEP — Preserve the uploaded person's original face shape, jawline, cheekbones, nose, lips, eye shape, natural eye colour, skin tone, and visible skin texture. Keep the original hairline, hairstyle, facial hair, and distinguishing features unchanged. Maintain the person's natural height, shoulder width, body proportions, and recognizable silhouette. If the person is photographed from behind or at a three-quarter angle, retain their original build and visible hair characteristics rather than inventing facial details. The uploaded person must remain the sole foreground subject. CHANGE — Replace the original clothing with a tailored black formal suit made from matte wool, a crisp white shirt, and polished black dress shoes. Change the setting to a private contemporary art gallery. Position the person at a three-quarter rear angle, with their head naturally turned toward the artwork. Do not force a frontal face view if the reference does not support it. SCENE — Place a monumental, dark-framed portrait on a tall cream limestone wall. The artwork depicts [PORTRAIT SUBJECT] wearing a refined blush-pink outfit, with long, softly flowing dark hair and a muted charcoal background. Use a separate reference image for the portrait subject when their exact identity matters. Keep the artwork large, clearly visible, and proportionate to the gallery architecture. Add polished dark stone flooring, discreet track lights, and minimal architectural details. The gallery should feel quiet and spacious, with the distant wall softly softened but the main portrait still legible. Avoid extra visitors and unnecessary furniture. LIGHT — Illuminate the gallery with warm-white spotlights around 3500K, directed from above and slightly to the side of the portrait. Add soft frontal ambient bounce so the person's visible skin receives believable illumination. Keep natural shadow transitions and consistent light direction across the person, frame, and floor. CAMERA — Use a full-frame camera with a 35mm lens at f/4, positioned at chest height approximately 4 metres from the subject. Keep the person and artwork within the same frame, with realistic perspective and moderate depth of field. GRADE — Use restrained editorial colour grading: warm cream stone, neutral blacks, muted blush pink, natural skin tones, controlled highlights, and rich but detailed shadows. Avoid excessive orange tones and artificial HDR effects. OUTPUT — Generate a vertical 9:16 image at the highest available resolution, preferably 2160 × 3840 pixels. Prioritize realistic anatomy, fine suit fabric, limestone texture, and a clearly defined portrait frame. DO NOT — Do not slim the face, whiten the skin, change eye colour, reshape facial features, smooth skin into plastic, invent jewellery or tattoos, alter body proportions, duplicate the person, or blend the foreground person's identity with [PORTRAIT SUBJECT]