Prompt #952

Make a photo that is perfectly isometric. It is not a miniature, it is a captured photo that just happened to be perfectly isometric. It is a photo of [subject].

I. Core Goals and Strong Constraints 1. Precise Pose Replication: Use Image 2 as the sole reference for the pose, performing a “point-by-point alignment” replication of the full-body pose of the character in Image 1 (ensuring consistency in the orientation and degree of bending of the head, neck, shoulders, chest, hips, knees, ankles, arms, wrists, and fingers). 2. Consistent Viewpoint and Lens: Ensure the camera position, shooting angle, lens height, pitch angle, yaw angle, perspective relationship, and depth of field effect are consistent with Image 2. 3. Consistent Composition: Ensure the character's position, proportion, negative space ratio, and cropping method (whether feet/head/hands are cut off) in the frame are consistent with Image 2. 4. Consistent Head and Gaze: Ensure the head tilt angle, chin lift/tuck level, and gaze direction are consistent with Image 2. 5. Appearance Prohibition: Strictly retain the identity features and style of the character in Image 1 (face shape, features, hairstyle, hair color, skin color, clothing style and color, material, accessories, texture, body proportion, age, temperament, art style/rendering style), only changing the pose and lens composition to match Image 2. II. Execution Method and Calibration Requirements 1. Alignment Method: Use the skeleton of the character in Image 2 as the “target skeleton,” and “redirect” the skeleton of the character in Image 1 to the target skeleton; limb angles, center of gravity position, and torso twist amplitude must match. 2. Key Point Priority: First match the center of gravity and pelvic orientation, then match torso rotation and shoulder line, then match the extremities (hands, feet), and finally fine-tune finger and expression details. 3. Allowable Range of Variation: The error in pose and lens should be as close to 0 as possible; if unavoidable, the error must be minimal and not visually obvious. 4. Prohibitions: Prohibit adding or deleting objects; prohibit changing clothing style and details; prohibit changing the character's style; prohibit changing the background style leading to composition changes; prohibit transferring the appearance features of the character in Image 2 to the character in Image 1.

Create a photorealistic image of a young woman sitting at a relaxed outdoor restaurant in London on a cool Wednesday morning in March 2025. The sky is clear, the spring air is crisp, and the city feels calm as it wakes up. She is the focal point of the shot—wearing a light scarf, gently stirring her tea while gazing off to the side with a thoughtful expression. Everything behind her, from the waiter moving about to the soft morning traffic, should fall into a smooth blur, giving the picture the effortless, candid atmosphere of a moment casually snapped on a phone.