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Use the uploaded reference image as the PRIMARY VISUAL REFERENCE and the user's subsequently uploaded personal photograph as the PRIMARY and ONLY IDENTITY REFERENCE for the male subject. Recreate the reference photograph as closely and realistically as possible while completely replacing the original male subject's identity with the recognizable real identity of the person from the user's personal photo. Preserve the user's authentic facial identity exactly and naturally, including face shape, forehead, hairline, eyebrows, eyebrow thickness, eye shape, eyelid structure, eye spacing, iris placement, nose bridge, nose width, nostrils, nose projection, cheeks, cheekbones, facial width and length, lips, upper/lower lip proportions, mouth shape, chin, jawline, jaw width, ears, natural skin texture, subtle facial asymmetry, and all recognizable facial characteristics. Do not beautify, idealize, redesign, masculinize, feminize, age, de-age, or transform the identity into another person, model, actor, celebrity, influencer, or generic AI face.

Recreate the exact visual scenario of the reference: an intimate romantic close-up portrait of two people positioned extremely close together, with the male subject on the left and the female subject on the right, their faces approaching a kiss with their noses nearly touching and their lips slightly parted, creating a subtle pre-kiss romantic moment. Preserve the reference male subject's approximate body placement, torso position, shoulder position, head height, head tilt, facial angle, neck position, and intimate body language, but replace his identity completely with the user's identity. Preserve the female subject and her visual characteristics from the reference as the secondary scene subject without transferring her identity to the user. Maintain the same relationship between both subjects, including their physical distance, face-to-face positioning, nose-to-nose proximity, eye direction, and romantic tension.

The male subject should have the same head orientation and three-quarter side profile relationship shown in the reference, with his face turned naturally toward the female subject. His eyes should remain gently closed or nearly closed as shown, his eyelids relaxed, eyebrows naturally positioned, facial muscles relaxed, lips slightly parted, jaw relaxed, and expression conveying quiet intimacy and anticipation immediately before a kiss. The female subject should maintain the corresponding close-facing orientation, softly closed or lowered eyes, slightly parted lips, relaxed facial muscles, and intimate romantic expression visible in the reference. Do not introduce a generic smile or exaggerated emotion. Preserve the subtle, believable micro-expression and emotional tension of the original moment.

Treat head direction, facial orientation, and eye gaze as separate anatomical elements. The male face must physically follow the rotated three-dimensional head position rather than appearing as a frontal face pasted onto a side profile. Preserve realistic facial foreshortening: the visible nose projection, cheek volume, jawline, ear visibility, eye spacing, eyelid perspective, and facial width must all change naturally according to the head angle. The female subject must also maintain physically correct three-dimensional facial orientation. Both faces must remain anatomically connected to their respective skulls, necks, shoulders, and torsos.

Maintain completely natural head-to-neck anatomy. The male head must connect seamlessly to the neck, with the jaw, underside of chin, cervical area, trapezius, and shoulders forming one continuous anatomical structure. Preserve realistic neck rotation and subtle skin compression or stretching caused by the intimate head position. Any visible neck folds must be extremely subtle, natural, healthy, and physically plausible; never create artificial lines, cracks, wounds, scars, damaged skin, stretched rubber-like skin, or a disconnected neck. Maintain realistic head-to-body proportions, realistic neck thickness, natural shoulder width, and believable torso proportions. Do not enlarge the user's head or face to fit the reference.

Reproduce the reference composition precisely: vertical close-up portrait framing, male subject occupying the left portion of the frame, female subject occupying the right portion, their upper bodies filling most of the image, faces positioned near the center-upper region, and the camera positioned close enough to capture intimate facial and upper-torso detail. Preserve the reference crop, subject scale, spatial relationship, negative space, camera-to-subject distance, camera height, perspective, and field of view. Use a realistic portrait lens appearance comparable to approximately 50–85mm on a full-frame DSLR/mirrorless camera, with natural perspective compression and no wide-angle facial distortion.

Recreate the reference clothing and styling as closely as possible while applying the user's identity naturally. Preserve the male subject's loose white open-collar shirt, relaxed collar placement, visible upper chest area, fabric folds, natural fabric texture, and overall white-shirt appearance. Preserve the female subject's dark burgundy/deep wine-colored sleeveless dress or top, thin shoulder straps, neckline, fabric texture, and natural placement. Clothing must follow the bodies correctly with realistic folds, tension, shadows, and contact points. Do not create distorted clothing or anatomically impossible fabric.

Recreate the bright, soft indoor environment from the reference, including the pale cool blue-white background, softly illuminated vertical curtain/window-like background elements, subtle warm light entering from the upper-right area, and the clean intimate atmosphere. Preserve the spatial depth and background structure rather than replacing it with a generic studio backdrop. Maintain realistic separation between subjects and background.

Reproduce the reference lighting: soft diffused cool daylight illuminating the subjects, gentle warm highlights from the upper-right side, smooth facial illumination, subtle shadows beneath the jaw and around the neck, soft highlights across the cheeks and forehead, realistic reflected light, and natural light falloff across the clothing. Lighting must obey three-dimensional anatomy and physically interact correctly with both faces, hair, necks, shoulders, and clothing. Preserve the contrast between the cool blue ambient background and the warmer skin and burgundy clothing tones. Avoid harsh artificial studio lighting, impossible highlights, flat illumination, or inconsistent shadows.

Preserve the male subject's hairstyle only insofar as it naturally matches the user's personal photo; do not transfer the reference person's identity through facial or personal characteristics. If the user's own hair differs, retain the user's recognizable hairstyle and hairline while naturally adapting its volume, direction, and placement to the reference pose. Hair must contain realistic individual strands, natural density, believable roots, subtle flyaways, and physically correct contact with the forehead and head. Preserve the female subject's long dark hair, natural strands, side framing around her face, and realistic hair texture as shown in the reference.

Create realistic photographic skin rather than AI-generated skin: visible but subtle pores, natural tonal variation, fine texture, realistic lips, believable moisture on the lips, natural eyelid texture, fine facial hairs where appropriate, and realistic transitions between highlights and shadows. Do not use plastic smoothing, waxy skin, excessive beauty filters, artificial whitening, over-retouching, or porcelain skin.

Reproduce the reference depth of field with the two subjects' faces and nearby upper-body details remaining naturally sharp while the background falls into a soft optical blur. Use realistic lens bokeh and natural focus falloff rather than digital cutout blur. Hair edges must blend naturally into the background without halos. Preserve fine detail in eyelashes, eyebrows, hair strands, shirt fibers, dress fabric, and skin while maintaining the softness of a real camera photograph.

Match the reference color science and grading: cool blue-white ambient background, natural warm skin tones, deep burgundy clothing, restrained saturation, soft highlights, controlled shadows, moderate cinematic contrast, realistic blacks, natural whites, subtle atmospheric softness, and professional DSLR/mirrorless color rendering. Avoid excessive teal-orange grading, excessive saturation, HDR effects, crushed blacks, blown highlights, orange skin, artificial whitening, or unnatural color shifts.

The final image must look like a genuine professionally photographed romantic portrait captured in a real physical environment, not a composite, face swap, CGI render, illustration, anime image, or AI-generated photograph. Maintain perfect visual continuity between identity, anatomy, pose, head rotation, eye position, facial expression, neck orientation, shoulders, torso, clothing, lighting, perspective, depth of field, and environment. Ensure the user's identity remains clearly recognizable despite the reference pose and camera angle. Avoid different identity, altered identity, generic face, celebrity resemblance, beautified face, AI face, plastic skin, CGI appearance, cartoon appearance, anime appearance, oversized head, oversized face, tiny head, tiny neck, disproportionately thin body, distorted body, disconnected head, disconnected jaw, floating face, pasted face, frontal face placed onto a rotated head, incorrect head rotation, incorrect neck rotation, broken neck, twisted neck, monster-like neck, damaged neck, deep artificial neck wrinkles, scars, wounds, cuts, stretched skin, rubber-like skin, deformed face, distorted eyes, mismatched eyes, incorrect eye gaze, crossed eyes, distorted nose, distorted lips, distorted jaw, malformed