Romantic Countryside Couple Portrait in Traditional Indian Wear

Using the uploaded photos, create a photorealistic vertical portrait of the same couple seated closely on a rustic wooden bench beneath a weathered tree in the Indian countryside. KEEP — Preserve both individuals' exact facial identities and facial structures, including forehead shape, eyebrow position, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose bridge and tip, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawlines, chins, ears, facial width and natural asymmetry. Retain each person's original skin tone, visible pores, fine skin texture, authentic age, hairline, hairstyle and hair texture. Preserve facial hair patterns wherever visible, natural body proportions, shoulder width and recognizable physical features. Keep their faces distinct; do not blend their identities or replace either person with a generated lookalike. CHANGE — Dress the man in an ivory-white cotton kurta-pajama with relaxed creases and a natural seated drape. Dress the woman in a royal-blue salwar suit with fine antique-gold embroidery and a rich emerald-green dupatta resting over her shoulder. Seat the man on the right with one leg crossed naturally, smiling toward the woman. Position her beside him, leaning her head gently against his shoulder with a soft smile and relaxed arms. Place a few red decorative tassels near the brown horse's head in the background. SCENE — Set the portrait in a quiet rural Indian field during late afternoon. A large, leafless, weathered tree rises directly behind the bench, its branching silhouette framing the couple. Lush green agricultural fields extend behind them, with a calm brown horse grazing on the left. Use a warm, aged wooden bench with visible grain. Keep the couple and their clothing sharply defined while distant vegetation and the horse remain softly blurred but recognizable. LIGHT — Use warm natural sunlight from the front-left, softened by atmospheric haze. Maintain gentle facial shadows, warm highlights on the white kurta, and consistent light across both faces and the tree. Avoid bright rim lighting that separates the subjects unnaturally from the field. CAMERA — Shoot with an 85mm portrait lens at f/1.8, camera positioned at seated chest height. Keep both faces in the same focus zone and preserve believable body proportions and bench perspective. GRADE — Apply muted golden-beige highlights, natural greens, rich royal blue and restrained contrast. Add subtle film grain and soft background bokeh without turning skin orange or crushing fabric detail. OUTPUT — Vertical 4:5 aspect ratio, high-resolution 2048 × 2560 pixels, realistic skin texture, detailed embroidery and natural countryside depth. DO NOT slim faces, whiten skin, change eye colour, apply plastic smoothing, invent jewellery or tattoos, alter body proportions, distort hands, duplicate limbs, or create inconsistent shadows.