미니멀한 영화 포스터 스타일의 초상화, 블루 컬러 필드와 함께

Generate a cinematic poster-style portrait based on the user's photo, anchored by a vast, pure color field that supports the subjects nestled at the edge of the frame, each gazing upward at the sky. Approximately three-quarters of the image is a single, clean, saturated, uncluttered monochrome field, like an endlessly stretched sky, creating an open, longing, summer-like breathing space. The subjects occupy only a narrow band on one side of the frame, about a quarter of the image, leaving the majority of the space to the empty color field. The composition adapts to the aspect ratio: in vertical format, the subjects hug the bottom edge as a low horizontal row, with the sky extending upward; in horizontal format, the subjects hug one side (e.g., the left) as a vertical row, with the empty color field spreading widely to the other side (e.g., the right), and the text placed in that open area. Regardless of orientation, the subjects and text remain at opposite ends, with negative space dominating. The camera angle must be an extremely low-angle worm's-eye view from below: each character's head tilts back, chin raised, throat stretched, faces turned toward the vast color field above, gazing upward. The viewer primarily sees the underside of the jawline and the profile or three-quarter profile - never a direct frontal view, never eye-level eye contact, never a formal ID-style portrait, and the gaze never falls on the viewer but toward the sky above. Only the head, shoulders, and a bit of the upper body are visible, with the lower edge naturally cropped by the frame. The subjects are not limited by any category; everything must strictly follow what actually appears in the input photo. Their identity, number, species, and combination must faithfully correspond one-to-one to the original photo, with no凭空 proliferation, duplication, reproduction, or addition of extraneous objects. The key intimate pose is mutual leaning rather than facing the same direction: the subjects lean back-to-back, head-to-head, or one rests the back of its head or the side of its head against the other's shoulder or neck, each tilting toward opposite or different directions, each with its own head raised toward its own side of the sky, gazes diverging toward different parts of the empty color field rather than converging on a single focal point. Each subject maintains a raised chin and upward-gazing posture, conveying intimacy, closeness, yet各自 lost in thought. Unless the user explicitly requests repetition or mirroring, do not duplicate or mirror the same face or subject into multiple copies. In the empty field far from the subjects, place handwritten title text with brushstroke flourishes and slight cursive connections. The letterforms are casual, slightly slanted, with a hand-drawn charm, arranged in two to three staggered lines, using a bright accent color that contrasts warmly with the main color field (a bright yellow temperament, adjustable in hue based on the theme's mood), making the text feel like a floating personal signature. The default title text is handwritten English "Call Me By Your Name," replaced only when the user provides custom text. The title's position adapts to the aspect ratio: in vertical format, it sits in the upper-middle of the empty field; in horizontal format, it sits in the center of the large negative space opposite the subjects. Above the title, place a smaller, thinner explanatory line (default "a film by …" style); below the title, place two to three smaller lines of accent-colored or white uppercase informational text (default "IN SELECT THEATERS / NOVEMBER 24 / #CMBYN" - cinema release and hashtag-style short phrases, customizable by the user). For vertical format, additionally stack several tiny white critic-quote-style lines centered at the very top, and press a white uppercase cast-name line along the bottom edge, along with a dense, low-key block of small copyright information text, completing the full cinematic poster text hierarchy. The main color field defaults to the original work's pure, saturated, slightly deep cobalt blue / sky cyan - the blue of a clear summer noon sky, approximately #0A66AC (red very low, green mid-range, blue high), clearly blue rather than cyan, not gray, not purple, not pink-blue, and not navy or ink blue. Only when the user specifies a different theme color is it replaced entirely, and the replacement must retain the same purity, saturation, and high-brightness relationship. The overall color roles are: a single large, pure, high-brightness color field dominating; one warm handwritten accent color (default bright yellow) as a highlight; white text carrying information; and subjects retaining their natural skin tones and clothing colors. The image is bright, transparent, clean, saturated without being dirty, carrying an open and wistful tenderness. Even with a deeper color field, maintain clear luminosity, distinct tonal gradations, and breathable negative space, avoiding grayness, staleness, muddiness, or artificial aging. The visual weight is firmly concentrated on the contrast between the vast empty field and the edge-hugging, upward-gazing subjects; the subjects must never be enlarged to fill the frame, never shot flat-on, and never lose the large negative space and divergent upward gazes.