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Prompt
Ultra-realistic wide studio beauty macro portrait featuring two 20-something skeleton models standing side-by-side:
• On the left: a woman with fair skin, faint freckles, slightly glossy lips, and well-groomed features, wearing a traditional red hanbok with floral embroidery.
• On the right: a man with fair skin, faint freckles, clean-shaven, wearing a white bathrobe with visible texture.
Both models are skeletal but retain realistic skin texture, visible brow hairs, and partial facial features (eyes, brows, hair) above the jawline. Their full heads and hair are entirely visible. Each holds a soft-pink minimalist skincare tube clearly displaying:
• Top: a realistic dung beetle rolling a ball (logo-style graphic)
• Center line 1 (brand name): bold text “Dung Beetle”
• Center line 2 (product name): bold text “calming moisturizer”
• Bottom: italic motto “Your skin just fell in love”
Lighting: Side-lit from 45° with a tall softbox, plus subtle rim light behind both subjects to highlight micro-shadows, natural pores, and peach fuzz.
Camera: 80-MP medium-format, 100 mm macro lens, f/8, ISO 100, 1/125 s.
Background: Clean, neutral grey (±5% value), no props.
Output: Horizontal 1536x1024, 8K, uncompressed RAW look, editorial, unretouched.
Detail: Crisp skin texture, subtle freckling, full wardrobe visible for both models, well-lit eyes.
Color profile: sRGB, white balance 5400 K.
Film grain: 5%, no motion blur, no distortion.
NO airbrushed or waxy skin, no smoothing filter, no cartoonish/CGI look, no logo glitches, no duplicated figures or limbs, no cropped heads or clothing, no unrealistic plastic look, no spelling errors, no mirrored poses or compositions.
… feeling better than ever now, and eager to share some of the image projects I’ve been working on. WAAAY too much to share it all here, so hit me up if any of them catch your eye. I kinda go in “project” spurts, so plenty of a similar nature for the different types..
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