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Ultra-Realistic, Cinematic Vintage Monochrome Portrait

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✦ Gemini / ChatGPT Tested

Use my uploaded personal photograph as the ONLY identity reference. Create an ultra-realistic, cinematic vintage monochrome portrait of the exact same person, preserving 100% of my original facial identity, face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, natural skin texture and beard. Do not alter or beautify my face.

Pose: Sitting comfortably on a vintage wooden chair, leaning slightly backward with one leg casually raised toward the camera, looking toward the right side with a calm, confident expression.

Outfit: Oversized light beige sleeveless cotton T-shirt, black jacket loosely draped off both shoulders, and dark relaxed-fit trousers.

Hairstyle & Accessories: Natural voluminous, messy wavy black hair, small round black tinted sunglasses with thin metallic frames.

Background: Minimal vintage indoor room, dark wooden bookshelf with books and a small green plant on the left, tall window on the right, muted textured grey-brown walls.

Lighting: Soft natural window light from the right, subtle highlights, deep cinematic shadows.

Photography: Professional DSLR, 50mm lens, vertical 2:3 composition, medium-full body framing, shallow depth of field, sharp facial details.

Color Grading: Warm desaturated monochrome, charcoal black, muted beige, soft grey-brown tones, subtle vintage film grain and matte finish.

Quality: Ultra-photorealistic 8K cinematic editorial photography, realistic fabric, natural skin pores and accurate body proportions.

Negative Prompt: Face change, identity drift, different person, altered facial features, artificial skin, plastic face, cartoon, CGI, distorted hands, extra fingers, blurry face, watermark, text, logo.

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Mayank Kapoor

Mayank Kapoor is the brain behind EditMK.com - an AI prompt engineer with a base in Bengaluru, India. A recent graduate from Reva University, Mayank has carved out a niche for himself in the field of AI image generation - specifically Zero-shot, Few-shot, and Chain-of-Thought prompting techniques. Every prompt we publish on EditMK? He puts those through their paces personally, verifying them one by one before we even put them live.

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