Two-Image Identity Transfer Photorealistic Prompt

Use TWO images: IMAGE 1 = FACE / IDENTITY REFERENCE IMAGE 2 = TARGET SCENE REFERENCE IMPORTANT: IMAGE 1 is ONLY the identity and facial reference. IMAGE 2 is the PRIMARY VISUAL REFERENCE for the entire scene and composition. Create ONE single photorealistic finished photograph. IDENTITY TRANSFER: Take the exact recognizable facial identity from IMAGE 1 and naturally place that person into IMAGE 2. Preserve from IMAGE 1: - exact facial structure - face shape - eyes and eye shape - eyebrows - nose - lips - cheek structure - jawline - skin tone - natural facial characteristics - hair color and overall hairstyle where compatible The person must clearly look like the same individual from IMAGE 1. Do NOT average, blend, or combine the two faces. Do NOT invent a new face. Do NOT alter the person's identity. TARGET SCENE - COPY IMAGE 2: Recreate IMAGE 2 as closely and faithfully as possible. Preserve the SAME: - sitting position - body posture - head position - facial direction - hand placement - arm position - notebook position - writing action - table - books - laptop - coffee mug - room layout - window placement - background - plants - wall decorations - photographic framing - camera height - camera angle - perspective - focal length - depth of field - lighting direction - shadows - color palette - overall composition - subject scale within the frame The final image should look like IMAGE 2 was originally photographed with the person from IMAGE 1. POSE: The subject is seated naturally at the desk exactly like the target reference. One hand supports her cheek naturally while the other hand holds a pen and writes in the open notebook. Maintain realistic anatomy: correct fingers, correct hands, natural wrists, realistic elbows, natural shoulders, realistic body proportions, natural weight distribution. WARDROBE: Match the clothing style, color, fit, texture, and overall appearance shown in IMAGE 2 as closely as possible. ENVIRONMENT: Recreate the same warm, cozy study environment from IMAGE 2. Include the same visual elements: - wooden desk - open handwritten notebook - pen - stacked books in the foreground - laptop - ceramic coffee mug - indoor plants - framed photographs - wall poster - large window - warm sunlight entering through the window Do not replace or redesign these elements. COMPOSITION: Match the target reference composition extremely closely. Vertical portrait photograph. Subject positioned prominently in the center-right area. Face clearly visible. Large foreground desk area. Books visible in the lower-left foreground. Coffee mug visible in the lower-right foreground. Laptop partially visible near the subject. Warm window light coming from the right side. Background softly blurred. CAMERA: Professional full-frame photography. Approximately 50mm–85mm equivalent lens. Natural perspective. Moderate shallow depth of field. Realistic optical falloff. No fisheye distortion. LIGHTING: Match IMAGE 2's warm natural window lighting. Soft directional sunlight from the window. Gentle highlights on hair and skin. Natural facial shadows. Soft realistic contact shadows. Warm cinematic atmosphere. PHOTOREALISM: Ultra-realistic professional editorial photography. Natural skin pores. Realistic skin texture. Individual hair strands. Realistic fabric texture. Authentic notebook and paper texture. Physically accurate shadows. Realistic reflections. Natural depth of field. Natural lens rendering. The final result must look like a real photograph taken with a professional camera, NOT an AI-generated image. CRITICAL PRIORITY: FACE = IMAGE 1 EVERYTHING ELSE = IMAGE 2 Do not change the target scene to accommodate the face. Instead, naturally integrate the exact face identity from IMAGE 1 into the exact scene, pose, lighting, and composition of IMAGE 2. DO NOT: - create a collage - create multiple images - create multiple panels - change the pose - change the room - change the camera angle - change the composition - change the furniture - remove the books - remove the laptop - remove the mug - add extra people - create duplicate subjects - create a different hairstyle unnecessarily - change facial identity - beautify or redesign the face - plastic skin - CGI appearance - 3D render - distorted hands - extra fingers - malformed anatomy - warped objects - excessive blur - excessive HDR - oversharpening - watermark - logo - text artifacts FINAL OUTPUT: ONE SINGLE FULL-FRAME PHOTOREALISTIC IMAGE. The result should visually match IMAGE 2 almost exactly, with the ONLY major identity change being that the person now has the face and recognizable identity from IMAGE 1.