Made with Nano Banana Pro in Gemini by Library Product. Promptclay never generates images.
Retro Art Deco Editorial Portrait
Prompt
Shot on a Hasselblad 907X 50C with an XCD 90mm f/2.5 lens, aperture f/2.8 shallow depth of field emphasizes the precision fit of the suit while the background dissolves into painterly color patches; captured in 16-bit RAW with high dynamic range and soft film grain to preserve wool texture and the glow of colored light without "harsh" digital sharpness. Frame a tight portrait cropped to mid-chest, at eye level, with a slight three-quarter turn; the model is offset from center so the stained-glass pattern reads in the negative space. The pose is calm and composed: shoulders open, posture confident but without tension; one hand neatly adjusts the tie knot or collar line, the other is in the trouser pocket, slightly opening the jacket and revealing the layered styling. Expression restrained and thoughtful; the gaze passes just past the lens, as if distant music is playing. Outfit a man in a suit with a retro accent: a structured double-breasted wool blazer with sharp lapels, high-waisted pleated trousers, a white shirt and narrow tie, polished Oxfords, and a minimal pocket square. Location a retro Art Deco hall with dark wood, brass, and a tall stained-glass window projecting jewel-like geometry onto the suit and background. Light warm practical fill from one side and colored stained-glass light from the other, cinematic contrast, "stained-glass" shadows. Result -retro editorial: graphic, refined, expensive, and timeless
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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.
























