Sitting on a Brick Wall AI Photo Prompt

Create a highly photorealistic, naturally cinematic outdoor portrait of the exact same person shown in the uploaded reference photograph. The uploaded image is the primary and authoritative reference for the person's identity, face, apparent age, ears, nose, eyes, facial proportions, body shape, and natural physical appearance.

The objective is to create a beautiful, stylish, professionally composed photograph of the same person sitting casually on a low brick or stone wall in an ordinary outdoor setting. Improve the clothing, pose, styling, lighting, and composition while preserving the person's original physical identity with the highest possible accuracy.

This prompt must work equally well for both male and female subjects. Adapt the outfit and styling to the person actually shown in the uploaded image.

## 1. HIGHEST PRIORITY: PRESERVE THE EXACT ORIGINAL FACE

**Do not generate a new face. Do not reinterpret the uploaded face. Do not replace the person with an idealized or similar-looking individual.**

Use the original photograph as the strict identity reference. The final image must depict the same real person, retaining the distinctive details that make the individual recognizable.

Preserve all of the following exactly as closely as possible to the reference:

* **Eyes:** original shape, size, spacing, eyelids, eye corners, and natural appearance.
* **Eyebrows:** original shape, thickness, position, and natural asymmetry.
* **Nose:** original bridge, width, length, tip, nostrils, and overall structure.
* **Lips and mouth:** original shape, thickness, width, and natural proportions.
* **Ears:** original size, shape, position, and visible contours. Never enlarge, shrink, reposition, or redesign the ears.
* **Cheeks and face width:** preserve the original cheek fullness, facial width, and natural contours.
* **Jawline and chin:** preserve the original jaw width, chin shape, and natural definition without sharpening or reshaping.
* **Forehead and hairline:** preserve the original proportions and recognizable characteristics.
* **Skin:** maintain the original skin tone, natural texture, pores, and distinctive visible details.
* **Overall facial geometry:** preserve the original distances and relationships between the eyes, nose, mouth, ears, jaw, and chin.

Do not make the face more symmetrical than the reference. Do not enlarge the eyes, narrow the nose, sharpen the jaw, plump the lips, reduce cheek fullness, or apply artificial beauty enhancements.

The person must remain recognizable as the exact same individual, not simply someone of the same gender, skin tone, or general appearance.

## 2. STRICT AGE PRESERVATION — NO AGING UP OR DOWN

Preserve the person's original apparent age exactly as represented in the uploaded photograph.

If the person appears to be 18 years old, the final result must retain the same approximately 18-year-old appearance. Do not turn the person into someone who looks 23, 25, or older. Apply the same rule to any other apparent age.

Never add mature facial features, unnecessary wrinkles, age-related skin changes, or artificial facial hair that makes the person appear older. Likewise, do not make an older-looking person appear younger.

Keep the original youthful or mature facial character, natural skin appearance, and age-related characteristics consistent with the reference.

**Changing clothes, pose, lighting, or background must never change the person's apparent age.**

## 3. STRICT FACE WIDTH AND BODY SHAPE PRESERVATION

Do not change the person's natural face width, cheek fullness, jaw width, chin size, or facial proportions.

A naturally round face must remain naturally round. A naturally slim face must remain naturally slim. Do not make the face thinner, fuller, longer, shorter, wider, or more sculpted.

Preserve the person's original body build and proportions, including shoulder width, neck thickness, torso, waist, hips, arms, legs, and overall physique.

Do not slim the body, increase body weight, add muscles, broaden the shoulders, reduce the waist, enlarge the chest, or change the thickness or length of any body part.

The sitting pose may create natural changes in visible perspective, but the person's underlying physique must remain faithful to the original image.

The new clothing must adapt to the existing body rather than modifying the body to fit the clothing.

## 4. CHANGE THE CLOTHING ACCORDING TO THE PERSON AND THE SCENE

Replace the original outfit with a stylish, attractive, natural-looking outfit suitable for a casual outdoor portrait. In this task, clothing should be changed even if the reference photograph contains a different outfit.

First identify whether the uploaded subject is male or female, then choose an appropriate outfit without changing their identity, age, body shape, or natural appearance.

**For a male subject:** Choose a well-fitted casual shirt, a refined overshirt, a minimalist long-sleeved top, or a lightweight casual jacket paired with coordinated trousers. Use tasteful colors and a modern, understated style.

**For a female subject:** Choose an elegant casual top with tailored trousers, a graceful modest outfit, a stylish long-sleeved blouse, or another age-appropriate outfit that naturally suits the person. The styling should be tasteful, comfortable, and appropriate for an everyday outdoor environment.

Choose one complete, coordinated outfit that complements the person's original appearance and the brick or stone wall setting. Use realistic fabrics, natural folds, accurate garment proportions, and believable clothing textures.

Clothing should fit the original body naturally without making the person appear thinner, heavier, taller, or more muscular.

Avoid exaggerated luxury fashion, revealing styling, excessive accessories, artificial designer looks, distracting patterns, and clothing that appears digitally pasted onto the body.

Keep the original hairstyle unless a change is explicitly requested. Do not alter hairline, hair density, or facial hair in a way that changes the person's identity or apparent age.

## 5. CLEAR, NATURAL AND PROFESSIONAL SITTING POSE

Place the person sitting casually on a low brick or stone wall in a believable outdoor location, such as a quiet public walkway, an ordinary garden boundary, or a simple outdoor seating area.

Position the torso at a gentle three-quarter angle rather than facing the camera in a rigid, symmetrical pose. Keep the back naturally aligned, shoulders relaxed, and neck comfortable.

Allow one foot to rest naturally on the ground while the other leg bends comfortably according to the height of the wall and the person's body proportions. Ensure that both legs connect naturally to the hips and that the knees, ankles, and feet have realistic positions.

Place the hands loosely on the lap, naturally beside the body, or gently resting on the wall. Ensure that every visible hand has realistic fingers, correct joints, believable proportions, and natural contact with the supporting surface.

Avoid floating hands, twisted wrists, duplicated fingers, unnatural leg angles, rigid symmetry, exaggerated leaning, and fashion-model poses that look uncomfortable.

The posture should feel spontaneous yet professionally composed, as if a real photographer has captured a relaxed moment.

## 6. NATURAL EXPRESSION AND HEAD POSITION

Use a calm, confident, composed expression that suits the original person.

The subject may look gently toward the camera or glance slightly away, depending on which direction creates the most natural composition. Keep the head movement subtle and anatomically realistic.

Prefer a relaxed, neutral expression. A very subtle smile is acceptable if it looks natural, but do not force a smile or change the original facial structure to create one.

Preserve the original eyes, lips, cheeks, and jawline during any change in expression. Do not invent a different smile, exaggerate the eyes, or make the person look artificially serious, sad, or glamorous.

The face must remain recognizable from the chosen angle, with realistic eye direction and natural neck alignment.

## 7. AUTHENTIC OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT AND LIGHTING

Use a real-world, ordinary outdoor setting with natural brick or stone textures and a believable background. Subtle greenery, a walkway, or simple architectural details may be included when appropriate.

Use soft natural daylight, balanced exposure, realistic shadows, and natural environmental colors. Avoid artificial studio lighting, excessive cinematic darkness, unrealistic glow, oversaturated colors, or dramatic effects that make the scene look synthetic.

Keep the face evenly illuminated and clearly visible. Ensure that the eyes, nose, lips, ears, jawline, and natural skin details remain easy to see.

The background may be softly out of focus, but the environment should remain believable and the person should remain the main focal point.

## 8. PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC QUALITY

Create a polished, high-quality portrait with a natural camera perspective and realistic depth of field.

Use an eye-level or slightly adjusted camera angle, with medium or three-quarter framing that clearly shows the person's face, outfit, sitting pose, and surrounding environment.

Maintain realistic head size, body proportions, lens perspective, and anatomical structure. Keep the face sharp and detailed without artificial skin smoothing.

The final photograph should look as though it was taken by a skilled portrait photographer using a professional camera. Aim for a natural, modern, attractive appearance rather than an exaggerated cinematic or luxury-fashion aesthetic.

## 9. FACE CLARITY ENHANCEMENT — CLARITY ONLY, NEVER REDESIGN

If the uploaded face is blurry, improve facial clarity gently and realistically.

If the face is already clear, preserve its existing details without unnecessary enhancement.

Do not invent missing features, reconstruct a new face, redraw the eyes, reshape the nose, alter the ears, smooth away natural skin texture, or create artificial facial symmetry.

Any enhancement must preserve the person's identity, apparent age, face width, skin tone, and distinctive features. Improve visibility only; do not change the actual appearance.

## 10. FINAL IDENTITY VERIFICATION BEFORE GENERATION

Before finalizing the image, prioritize consistency with the uploaded reference:

1. Does the face still belong to the exact same individual?
2. Are the original eyes, nose, lips, ears, jawline, and face width preserved?
3. Does the person retain the same apparent age?
4. Are the original skin tone and natural facial characteristics maintained?
5. Is the original body build preserved without slimming or enlargement?
6. Has only the outfit, pose, setting, lighting, and photographic presentation been improved?

If any proposed visual change would alter the person's identity, age, face, or physique, reject that change and preserve the reference appearance.

### FINAL NON-NEGOTIABLE RULE

The original face, ears, eyes, nose, lips, facial geometry, apparent age, skin tone, and body proportions are more important than every aesthetic instruction in this prompt.

Create the same person sitting naturally on a low brick or stone wall, wearing a new, stylish, age-appropriate outfit, with a relaxed professional pose and realistic outdoor lighting.

**Change the presentation, not the person. Preserve the identity first; improve the style second.**