Romantic Shadow Double Exposure Portrait

Using the uploaded photo, create a cinematic romantic double-exposure portrait with the uploaded person as the main foreground subject and a realistic boyfriend silhouette integrated into her shadow. KEEP — Keep the woman’s exact face structure, eye shape and natural eye colour, skin tone and visible skin texture, hairline, hairstyle, facial hair if present, and natural body proportions from the uploaded photo. Keep her recognizable facial identity, including her nose shape, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, and natural asymmetry. Do not redraw or beautify her facial structure. CHANGE — Change the wardrobe to a flowing [deep burgundy chiffon dress] with soft fabric movement and subtle texture. Change the pose to standing naturally, body angled slightly sideways, with her face turned gently toward [camera-left] and a soft reflective expression. Add a large, semi-transparent dark silhouette of [her boyfriend] positioned close behind her, shaped like an extension of her shadow rather than a separate pasted photograph. Give the silhouette realistic proportions, a darker tonal treatment, and restrained facial detail so it feels like a memory. SCENE — Place them outdoors during [golden hour sunset], with distant layered mountains, soft clouds, and a warm open sky behind them. Keep the mountains and clouds softly blurred, while the woman’s face remains the sharpest element. Blend the boyfriend silhouette into the darker areas around her body and hair. LIGHT — Use warm sunlight coming from camera-left and slightly behind the woman, creating a gentle rim of amber light around her hair and shoulders. Keep soft frontal fill on her face so the facial features remain naturally visible. Use approximately 4800K to 5200K colour temperature. CAMERA — Photograph the composition as if captured on an 85mm lens at f/1.8, camera positioned at chest height, with compressed background depth and controlled bokeh. GRADE — Use warm amber highlights, muted burgundy tones, slightly lifted shadows, moderate contrast, and a subtle cinematic film grain without crushing facial detail. OUTPUT — Create a vertical 4:5 composition at 2048 × 2560 resolution, with the woman dominant in frame and the silhouette clearly readable but visually integrated. DO-NOT — no face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos.