
Our Love Through Four Seasons Photo Prompt
Create one realistic couple portrait across spring, summer, autumn and winter while keeping both people recognizably identical in every season.
Using the uploaded photo, create a photorealistic four-section romantic couple portrait showing the same two people across spring, summer, autumn, and winter. KEEP - Preserve both people's exact facial identity from the uploaded photo in all four sections. Keep forehead shape, eyebrow structure, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose shape, lip proportions, cheeks, jawline, chin, facial proportions, and natural asymmetry unchanged. Keep real skin tone, pores, fine texture, freckles, marks, and natural complexion without whitening or beauty retouching. Keep each person's hairline, hair density, natural hair texture, hairstyle pattern, and existing facial hair exactly as visible. Keep body proportions, shoulder width, torso shape, limb proportions, height relationship, and natural build unchanged. Do not blend either person's identity with the other. CHANGE - Change only the seasonal wardrobe, surroundings, pose details, lighting, and colour treatment. Use a four-section composition with each section clearly representing one season. Spring uses pastel pink and cream clothing with lightweight cotton and subtle floral details. Summer uses breathable white linen clothing beside a bright blue beach. Autumn uses warm beige, rust, and olive wool or knitted layers in a tree-lined park. Winter uses textured wool coats in cream, charcoal, and muted burgundy during snowfall. Keep the couple's facial scale and recognizable appearance consistent between all four sections. SCENE - Spring is a flower-filled garden in late afternoon. Summer is a quiet beach near sunset with soft waves behind them. Autumn is a leafy park during golden hour with fallen leaves on the ground. Winter is a snowy mountain walkway in early evening with softly blurred snowfall and distant pine trees. Keep backgrounds visually separated but equally realistic. LIGHT - Spring uses soft warm daylight from front-left. Summer uses low golden sunlight from behind-left with gentle face fill. Autumn uses warm side light from the right. Winter uses cool diffused front light with subtle warm reflected light from nearby surroundings. CAMERA - Photograph all four sections at approximately 85mm, f/2.8, camera at chest height, keeping faces naturally proportioned with moderate background compression. GRADE - Use restrained cinematic colour grading: pastel greens and pinks for spring, warm cyan-gold for summer, muted amber and olive for autumn, and cool blue-gray with warm skin tones for winter. Keep natural contrast and realistic skin colour. OUTPUT - Create a clean vertical 4:5 composition at 2048 × 2560 pixels, with four balanced seasonal sections and no duplicated people. DO-NOT - No face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos, no face swapping, no identity blending, no altered height relationship, and no duplicated limbs.
Photo Guide
- Use a sharp 2000px+ photo where both faces are clearly visible.
- Choose a front or slight three-quarter angle so both jawlines remain readable.
- Use even daylight; harsh side shadows can change the apparent face shape.
- Keep hairline, shoulders, hands and enough torso visible for accurate proportions.
- A clear outdoor photo blends especially well with the seasonal natural-light scenes.
- Avoid sunglasses or heavy filters because they hide identity details.
How to Build
- 1Start in Gemini and upload one clear photo containing both people.
- 2Choose image generation and paste the full prompt without changing KEEP.
- 3Set output to 4:5 portrait and use the highest available quality.
- 4Check all four faces side-by-side for identical eyes, jawlines and skin tone.
- 5Regenerate only if identity, proportions or seasonal separation looks wrong.
Pro Tips
- Use a photo where both people face similar directions so facial geometry stays stable.
- Keep the original height difference visible so the four sections match naturally.
- Choose neutral clothing in the source so seasonal wardrobe changes stay clean.
- Avoid extreme close-ups because the four-panel layout needs body proportions.
- Check winter skin tones carefully because blue lighting can make faces look altered.
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Naziya
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