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Golden Hour Cafe Cinematic Portrait
Prompt
3 blanks to fillA cinematic portrait of a {subject} sitting in a {location} at {time}, looking back over her shoulder toward the camera. Long dark hair with soft wispy bangs gently blown across her face, natural makeup, calm and melancholic expression. Warm sunset backlighting pouring through a large window, creating a glowing halo around her hair. Dreamy nostalgic atmosphere, soft haze, creamy bokeh, shallow depth of field, warm amber and brown color grading, subtle film grain, vintage film photography, Kodak Portra 400 aesthetic, soft focus, realistic skin texture, intimate composition, 50mm lens, f/1.4, photorealistic, ultra-detailed, cinematic lighting, moody, high quality.
Preview of your prompt
A cinematic portrait of a young woman sitting in a cozy café at golden hour, looking back over her shoulder toward the camera. Long dark hair with soft wispy bangs gently blown across her face, natural makeup, calm and melancholic expression. Warm sunset backlighting pouring through a large window, creating a glowing halo around her hair. Dreamy nostalgic atmosphere, soft haze, creamy bokeh, shallow depth of field, warm amber and brown color grading, subtle film grain, vintage film photography, Kodak Portra 400 aesthetic, soft focus, realistic skin texture, intimate composition, 50mm lens, f/1.4, photorealistic, ultra-detailed, cinematic lighting, moody, high quality.
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What's in the prompt
- Subject
- Model
- Nano Banana Pro
If your face changes
keep my face exactly the sameQuestions
- Does this work in the Gemini app?
- Yes. Gemini runs Nano Banana, so paste the prompt and attach your photo if it uses one.
- It changed my face. What do I do?
- Add "keep my face exactly the same" to the end and run it again.
- Can I use the images I make?
- Check the terms of the app you use. Promptclay never generates images and claims nothing you make.
