THREE-VIEW STUDIO PORTRAIT — LANDSCAPE TRIPTYCH

Use to create a three view source image triptych of your real self; takes your reference image and uses that look.

Create one ultra-photorealistic landscape photograph arranged as three equal-sized vertical panels, ordered from left to right. Each panel shows the SAME blue-eyed adult subject photographed during the same professional studio session.

IDENTITY: Use the clearest forward-facing reference as the primary facial identity anchor. Use the additional reference images to verify facial structure from each side. Preserve the subject’s recognizable facial proportions, blue eyes, natural asymmetry, nose, lips, jawline, age, skin tone, beauty marks, authentic skin texture, and silver septum hoop. Maintain the same identity and natural body proportions throughout all three panels.

PANEL 1 — FORWARD FACING:
Position the subject directly facing the camera. Head, face, shoulders, and torso are squared to the lens. Both shoulders are equally distant from the camera. Nose and chin align with the center of the chest. Eyes look directly into the lens. Keep the head upright, with no tilt or rotation.

PANEL 2 — THREE-QUARTER ANATOMICAL RIGHT:
Show the subject’s anatomical RIGHT side at approximately 45 degrees from the frontal position. The RIGHT cheek and RIGHT shoulder are closest to the camera. The nose points toward the RIGHT edge of this panel from the viewer’s perspective. Rotate the head and torso together. Both eyes remain visible, with the farther eye naturally foreshortened. The gaze follows the face direction.

PANEL 3 — THREE-QUARTER ANATOMICAL LEFT:
Show the subject’s anatomical LEFT side at approximately 45 degrees from the frontal position. The LEFT cheek and LEFT shoulder are closest to the camera. The nose points toward the LEFT edge of this panel from the viewer’s perspective. Rotate the head and torso together. Both eyes remain visible, with the farther eye naturally foreshortened. The gaze follows the face direction.

ANGLE ACCURACY: Anatomical right and left refer to the subject’s own body. Photograph each side as a distinct view, preserving real facial asymmetry and correct piercing placement. Do not mirror one panel to create the opposite side. Keep all heads upright, with relaxed shoulders and the same neutral, closed-mouth expression.

OUTFIT: [INSERT YOUR CHOSEN OUTFIT HERE, INCLUDING GARMENTS, COLOURS, FABRICS, FIT, AND ACCESSORIES.]

Apply the chosen outfit identically across all three panels. Keep garment construction, neckline, patterns, seams, fastenings, accessories, and fit consistent from every angle. Clothing must follow the subject’s rotation naturally while preserving the same physical design.

HAIR AND MAKEUP: Keep the hairstyle, hair colour, and makeup consistent across all panels, following the primary reference. Keep both eyes and the facial contours clearly visible. Makeup should sit on the skin like actual applied makeup, with pores and natural skin texture remaining visible. All visible skin remains tattoo-free.

ENVIRONMENT AND LIGHTING: A neutral professional studio with a seamless light-grey background. Use a diffused beauty dish centered slightly above the camera, with gentle frontal fill. Create clean catchlights, accurate skin colour, controlled highlights, and soft, consistent shadows.

CAMERA AND FRAMING: Use an 85mm portrait lens, ISO 100, f/8, and a studio-flash-compatible shutter speed around 1/160 second. Keep the camera at eye level with identical distance, magnification, exposure, and white balance for every view. Frame each portrait from above the head to mid-thigh, clearly showing the face, shoulders, torso, and selected outfit. Match head size and eye height across all three panels.

FINAL IMAGE: One cohesive landscape triptych with three evenly spaced panels and narrow, plain dividers. Crisp eyes, clearly resolved facial detail, realistic fabric texture, and clean, noise-free photographic quality. No skin smoothing, facial reshaping, added text, labels, logos, or watermarks.