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Baby Dressed as Lord Hanuman for Hanuman Janmotsav Celebration
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Create an ultra-photorealistic RAW DSLR photograph of a 6-month-old baby. Use the attached baby image as the primary facial reference and maintain exact identity match. Preserve facial features, hair texture, cheeks, eyes, skin tone, and expression. Do not stylize or alter the face. The baby is wearing a costume closely matching the attached reference image of Lord Hanuman baby outfit. 👗 Costume (Match Reference Image) Bright red and yellow Hanuman-style outfit (like Indian mythological TV serials) Golden decorative borders and fabric details Traditional chest ornaments and waist accessories Tilak on forehead Curly natural hair (no artificial wig look) Large traditional gada (mace) prop placed near or held Costume should look like real fabric worn by a baby, not theatrical or plastic 👶 Scene & Action Baby is sitting on the floor (studio setup) Holding and playing with a small realistic miniature mountain in hands Expression: happy, playful, curious (like interacting with toy) Natural baby posture (slightly leaning forward or sideways) 🏔️ Mountain Prop Small handcrafted realistic mountain model Detailed rocks, greenery, tiny textures Must look like a physical prop, not floating or magical 🎬 Environment Indoor studio or temple-like floor setting (soft blurred background) Clean, warm environment similar to professional photoshoot No TV serial lighting or over-saturation 💡 Lighting & Camera Shot on Canon EOS R5 / Sony A7R IV 85mm lens, f/1.8 Soft studio lighting (natural skin tones) Slight warm tone, but realistic Sharp focus on baby, background softly blurred ⚠️ Negative Prompt cartoon, anime, illustration, painting, 3d render, cgi, unreal engine, TV serial look, over-saturated colors, fake jewelry shine, plastic texture, distorted face, unrealistic proportions 🔥 Force Realism Line “This is a real baby photoshoot with a physical costume and props inspired by the reference image. It must look like a real photograph, not a TV show frame or digital art.”
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