Glow Up & Go Pro

Keep this person's identity completely unchanged: same face shape, same facial features, same eye shape and colour, same nose, same mouth, same hairline and hairstyle, same skin tone, same ethnicity, same age, same build. It must read as the same person, not a lookalike.

Re-pose them into a straight-on corporate headshot. This is the most important instruction — do not keep the original head angle:
- Rotate the head to face the camera directly, squared to the lens. No three-quarter turn, no tilt, no chin-down or chin-up angle, not looking off to the side.
- Eyes looking straight into the camera lens.
- Shoulders squared to the camera and relaxed, chin level and very slightly forward, spine tall.
- Calm, confident, closed-mouth smile — approachable, not stiff.

Wardrobe: a well-tailored navy suit jacket over a crisp white shirt. Clean and modern, no loud patterns, no visible branding.

Background: a softly blurred modern office — floor-to-ceiling windows, daylight, neutral tones. Shallow depth of field so the background falls well away from the subject.

Lighting: a large soft key light about 45 degrees off-axis, gentle fill on the shadow side, and a subtle hair/rim light to separate the subject from the background. Natural catchlights in both eyes.

Camera: shot on an 85mm portrait lens at f/2.8, camera at eye level, head-and-shoulders crop with a little headroom.

Photorealism is critical. This must look like a photograph, not a render:
- Keep visible skin texture — pores, fine lines, natural imperfections. Do NOT smooth the skin into plastic or wax.
- Keep natural facial asymmetry. Perfectly symmetrical faces read as fake.
- Real fabric texture with natural folds and weave in the suit and shirt.
- Individual hair strands, including a few natural flyaways — not painted-on hair.
- Neutral, true-to-life colour. No HDR glow, no heavy vignette, no beauty filter, no airbrushing, no artificial sharpening halos.

No text, no logos, no watermarks, no borders.

## Raw iPhone Selfie Aesthetic Prompt

Raw iPhone selfie aesthetic. Subjects from reference images standing close together, both leaning slightly into frame, casual shoulder-to-shoulder composition, direct gaze into camera with relaxed neutral expressions. Handheld at arm's length with slight upward tilt. Soft indoor lighting mixed with phone flash causing mild overexposure on highlights and shadow falloff. Natural skin texture visible with pores and subtle makeup detail. Stray hairs and fabric creases present. Background loosely visible with everyday environment elements slightly out of focus. Minor motion blur on edges. Slight lens distortion from close proximity. Off-center framing with imperfect crop. Subtle ISO grain and uneven white balance. Unpolished, candid realism.

Recrop and reformat this uploaded photo into a clean, standard ID-style headshot. Adjust the framing to head-and-shoulders proportions, centered, with the subject facing directly forward, neutral relaxed expression, eyes open, mouth closed. Replace the background with a plain, even light-gray studio backdrop with no shadows. Apply soft, even, shadowless studio lighting across the face to match professional photo booth standards.

This is a formatting and lighting correction only — no document elements, borders, printed text, security features, or frame of any kind. The output should be a clean, correctly proportioned photo of the person, ready to be used wherever a standard ID-style photo is required.

iPhone front camera selfie, use the uploaded reference images only for the identities of the two people, preserving their facial features, hairstyles, body proportions, and overall appearance. Do not copy the clothing from the reference images. Dress them in coordinated black streetwear inspired by urban climbing aesthetics: black cargo pants, black sleeveless tops, combat boots, one person wearing a black cap, the other with a black scarf loosely around the neck, faces fully visible. The two people are taking a spontaneous selfie from the very top maintenance platform of the Empire State Building, standing on the small exposed steel platform directly beneath the antenna, with no tourists or other people visible anywhere. Massive steel framework surrounds them while the Manhattan skyline stretches far below in every direction, emphasizing the extreme height. One person holds the phone naturally at arm's length using the front camera. They lean slightly toward each other, looking directly at the screen instead of the lens, with relaxed expressions as if capturing a quick memory rather than posing. Authentic iPhone front camera look, 24-26mm equivalent ultra-wide lens, slight barrel distortion around the edges, visible outstretched arm, natural hand position, imperfect framing, slight horizon tilt, casual crop, tiny finger shadow near one corner, subtle HDR processing, slightly over-sharpened smartphone details, realistic skin texture with pores and small imperfections, wind-blown hair, clothing wrinkles, mild highlights from harsh midday sun, realistic auto exposure, slightly lifted shadows, faint lens smudging, minimal digital noise, natural color science, looks like an unedited iPhone selfie posted straight from the camera roll, photorealistic, candid, not professional, not cinematic, not influencer-style, believable tourist snapshot.

Correct unflattering low camera angle subtly naturally
Reduce double chin caused by perspective distortion
Define jawline through lighting and angle correction
Preserve identity, face, anatomy, expression, composition fully

Transform this casual photo of a pet into a professional studio portrait while keeping the exact same animal completely recognizable — identical breed, fur color and texture, markings, expression, and eyes, with any flash red-eye corrected to the pet's natural eye color.

Place the pet against a deep charcoal studio backdrop with a subtle vignette. Light it like a professional pet photographer: a large softbox key light creating soft dimensional modeling across the fur, a gentle rim light separating the animal from the backdrop, and rich, sharp detail in every strand of fur or whisker. Compose it as a classic head-and-chest portrait, centered, shot at the pet's eye level. Remove the original background entirely.

Do not change the pet's proportions, expression, or personality — a tongue-out goofy grin stays a tongue-out goofy grin. No cartoonish smoothing, no exaggerated eyes.

The final result should look like a gallery-quality studio portrait of this exact animal — warm, premium, and true to them: the kind of photo people frame.

Product studio transformation. Isolate the product from the reference image and rebuild as a premium ad composition, hero product centered and sharply in focus, surrounded by its key ingredients arranged with intention and depth. Ingredients fresh and tactile: sliced, crushed, or whole depending on context. Composition balanced but not perfectly symmetrical. Clean surface with subtle reflections. Background designed to match the product's color palette and mood, soft gradients or tonal transitions. High-end studio lighting with controlled highlights and gentle shadow falloff. Crisp edges with slight natural shadow grounding the product. Micro-details visible: condensation, texture on ingredients, fine surface imperfections. Minimal but intentional negative space. No clutter beyond ingredients. Polished commercial finish without looking artificial. Accurate color rendering and realistic material response.

Preserve the person’s identity exactly:
identical face
identical hairstyle
identical expression
identical pose
identical body proportions
identical clothing
identical lighting
identical framing
identical colors
Professionally retouch the portrait while maintaining a completely natural appearance.
Perform subtle high-end beauty retouching:
remove acne and blemishes
reduce redness
even out skin tone
soften under-eye darkness
reduce flyaway hairs
lightly whiten teeth
enhance eyes naturally
improve lip texture
gently smooth skin while preserving pores and realistic texture
improve overall clarity and contrast
The result should resemble a luxury magazine editorial retouched by a professional beauty retoucher—not AI generated or over-smoothed.

Image edit directive, convert the subject from the input photo into a clean professional studio headshot while preserving the exact clothing, hairstyle, and accessories from the original image. Studio portrait look. Tight head and shoulders framing, centered composition, neutral confident expression, eyes directly toward camera. Professional talent headshot aesthetic used by casting agencies and magazine profiles. Background minimal seamless light grey studio backdrop with soft falloff. No visible texture or environment. Lighting setup high end studio beauty lighting. Large soft key light slightly above eye level, centered but angled down. Soft fill from front to remove harsh shadows. Subtle rim light behind shoulders for separation. Even illumination across face with gentle shadow under jawline. Catchlights visible in both eyes. Camera perspective eye level. Shot on common 85mm 118 portrait lenses. Crisp focus on eyes, shallow depth of field so ears and shoulders fall slightly softer. Skin rendering realistic and professional. Natural pores visible, subtle skin texture, no plastic smoothing. Balanced color grading, neutral skin tones, clean contrast. Hair carefully groomed but natural. Individual strands visible. Clothing preserved exactly as in the source image with accurate fabric texture, folds, and color. Retouch level magazine professional but realistic. Remove temporary blemishes only keep natural facial structure, freckles, pores, and fine lines. Final look polished agency headshot. Neutral background, balanced lighting, symmetrical framing, professional studio finish.

Remove acne, pimples, spots, blackheads, uneven texture
Smooth skin naturally, preserving pores and undertones
Keep eyes, brows, lashes, beard, hair intact
Premium realistic retouch, sharp, clean, editorial finish

Whiten the teeth in this uploaded photo. Remove yellow discoloration and stains from every visible tooth and replace it with a bright, healthy, natural white — the kind of subtle whitening a good dentist would produce, not a blinding, glow-in-the-dark white.

Keep everything else in the photo exactly as it is: preserve the person's identity, facial structure, smile shape, lip position, skin tone, and expression unchanged. Do not alter the composition, camera angle, framing, or lighting of the original photo in any way.

Do not smooth or retouch the skin, do not add a plastic or airbrushed look anywhere in the image, and do not distort the shape of the mouth or lips. Keep individual tooth texture, natural translucency at the tips, and subtle unevenness between teeth. Preserve the original photo's grain, noise, and unfiltered everyday color rendering.

The final result should look like a professional dental whitening result — naturally bright, healthy-looking teeth that still look completely real, not veneers.

Enhance this food photo to professional menu quality while keeping the actual dish, plating, portion, and setting completely unchanged — this must remain an honest photo of this exact food.

Correct the colour to appetising accuracy: plates read clean and neutral, sauces turn rich and vibrant, herbs look fresh, and the dull yellow cast of indoor lighting disappears. Recover the texture detail that makes food read as delicious — the folds and strands, the glisten of sauce, sear marks, crumb structure, the crisp edges of garnish. Relight it as if soft daylight were falling from a nearby window, replacing flat overhead light with gentle dimensional shadows.

Add depth by softening the background and table surface slightly so the dish is the unmistakable subject, mimicking a fast lens rather than an artificial blur. Clean the frame the way a food stylist would between takes: stray napkins, phones, cables, and clutter around the plate disappear, leaving an uncluttered tabletop.

Do not change the food itself — same portion, same ingredients, same arrangement. No oversaturated colours, no artificial steam, no fake gloss, no props or garnish that were not there.

The final result should look like the same plate photographed by a professional food photographer in perfect natural window light.