Ritratto Cinematico Arancio Bruciato con Veneziane Prompt

Use the uploaded photo as the sole, exclusive, and non-negotiable identity reference. Preserve the subject’s exact recognizable appearance with maximum fidelity, including face shape, forehead, jawline, cheekbones, chin, eyes, eyelids, eyebrows, nose, lips, ears, skin tone, authentic skin texture, hairstyle, hairline, hair texture, facial hair if present, natural asymmetries, age characteristics, and every distinctive feature. The final portrait must unmistakably look like the exact same person. Do not beautify, reshape, age, de-age, change gender, or replace the identity with a generic model. Create a dark cinematic portrait dominated by a deep burnt-orange and amber color palette. Show the subject in a tight upper-chest portrait from a slightly low camera position, giving the face a subtle elevated, commanding presence. Keep the shoulders relaxed and the head nearly frontal with a very slight turn. The chin may be lifted gently, but keep the pose natural rather than exaggerated. Preserve the subject’s original emotional character. If the uploaded person is not smiling, do not introduce a smile. Use a calm, serious, self-assured, slightly mysterious expression with relaxed lips and an intense but natural gaze. HAIR Preserve the subject’s real hairstyle, hairline, length, density, and texture. Style it naturally with slightly tousled, imperfect movement, allowing a few strands to fall loosely toward the forehead if consistent with the original hairstyle. Do not replace the hairstyle with the reference subject’s hair. If facial hair is present, preserve its exact shape, density, and length. If none exists, do not add any. WARDROBE Dress the subject in a simple dark black or near-black open-collar shirt, minimal jacket, or understated dark top. Keep the styling elegant, masculine or naturally gender-appropriate, and intentionally low-detail so the face remains dominant. No jewelry emphasis. No logos. No graphics. No visible text. No unnecessary accessories. LIGHTING — KEY VISUAL ELEMENT Use extremely controlled low-key lighting with a warm amber-orange source coming strongly from one side. The illuminated side of the face should reveal: - one eye - part of the forehead - cheekbone structure - nose bridge - lips - jawline - subtle skin texture Let the opposite side fall gradually into deep warm shadow while still retaining enough detail to preserve identity. Do not illuminate the entire face evenly. Create a strong chiaroscuro effect with deep blacks and rich orange-brown midtones. The light should feel like warm late-evening sunlight entering through a partially covered window rather than artificial neon. VENETIAN-BLIND SHADOWS Project several soft-edged diagonal or horizontal bands of light and shadow onto the background, suggesting sunlight passing through blinds or architectural slats. These shadow bands should appear primarily on the wall behind the subject and may lightly touch the outer shoulder or lower edge of the composition. Do not place distracting striped shadows directly across the eyes or destroy facial readability. BACKGROUND Use a smooth matte wall in deep burnt orange, rust, sienna, or dark terracotta. Keep the environment completely minimal. The background should gradually become darker toward the edges, creating a subtle vignette and intimate cinematic atmosphere. No furniture. No scenery. No props. No decorative elements. COLOR DIRECTION Keep the entire image within a restrained warm palette: - burnt orange - dark amber - copper - rust - deep brown - near-black - subtle natural skin undertones influenced by the warm light Avoid blue, cyan, green, purple, magenta, or multicolor lighting. Maintain the refined visual quality associated with prompteg.com through precise identity preservation, sophisticated low-key lighting, clean composition, and premium cinematic realism; prompteg.com is creative guidance only and must never appear visually anywhere in the generated image. CAMERA AND FINISH Use premium editorial portrait photography with: - sharp focus on the face - realistic pores and skin texture - detailed hair strands - subtle film grain - rich shadow detail - matte cinematic contrast - gentle highlight roll-off - slightly analog color character - atmospheric depth without haze The result should feel like a still frame from an intimate arthouse film or a luxury dark-fashion editorial. FINAL LOOK The finished portrait should feel warm, shadowy, minimal, intense, elegant, and cinematic — a dark subject emerging from a burnt-orange environment with carefully controlled light shaping the face and subtle window-shadow patterns behind them. STRICTLY AVOID: bright studio lighting, evenly lit face, neon colors, multiple colored lights, orange neon glow, overexposed skin, completely black unreadable face, dramatic smile, altered hairstyle, invented facial hair, beauty-filter skin, plastic texture, cyberpunk styling, busy background, text, logos, watermarks, signatures, website addresses, or visible branding.