Waterworld

Use the uploaded image as the single and exact identity reference. Preserve 100% of the person’s real facial structure and identity: keep the same bone structure, facial proportions, eye shape and distance, eyelids, eyebrows, nose shape, lips and mouth shape, jawline, cheekbones, chin, ears, and natural skin tone family.​ Do not change the gender, age category, or ethnicity; do not beautify, slim, or stylize the face into a different person. Keep the same hairstyle family, hair length, hairline, hair volume and overall haircut silhouette from the photo; respect the same gender expression. Hair can be made wet and darker from water, but not restyled into a different cut. Goal / action Create a cinematic portrait of the same person from the uploaded image, now with wet, dark hair, reaching their right hand forward toward the camera. The entire scene is dynamic and water‑driven, with droplets, splashes, wind and mist around the subject. Pose and composition The subject is framed in a vertical 4:5 portrait ratio. They reach their right hand forward toward the viewer, slightly out of focus compared to the face, suggesting depth and motion. Face and upper body are visible, with the face as the main focus, intense eyes directed toward camera. Dark background with no clutter, so the figure and water effects stand out clearly. Water, clothing and motion The subject’s face and body are covered in realistic water droplets of various sizes. Dynamic splashes of water erupt around and in front of them, creating arcs, streaks and suspended droplets that add energy and drama. Hair is wet, darkened by water, and clinging in strands, but still follows the same haircut and direction as the reference photo. Wet clothes cling to the skin, clearly showing folds, fabric texture and adherence to the body, without becoming transparent or distracting. Atmosphere – fog and wind interaction Add cinematic mist and light fog around the subject, especially in the background and mid‑air around the splashes, softly catching the orange and teal lights. Use subtle wind blowing from one side so water droplets, splashes and fine spray are slightly dragged in one direction, creating motion streaks and arcs in the air. Let some strands of wet hair and parts of the wet clothes react to the wind direction, while still keeping the original haircut, body proportions and gender presentation consistent with the reference photo.​ Lighting and color Use warm orange light from the left side and cool teal light from the right side. These two lights interact on skin, water and fog, creating cinematic color contrast and bright highlights on the droplets and mist. The background remains dark, with only subtle hints of orange and teal bokeh or haze, so the subject stands out. Maintain natural skin tones influenced by the orange and teal lighting while keeping the water visually crisp and luminous. Eyes and expression Eyes must keep the same shape, spacing and color family as in the uploaded reference, only intensified by lighting. Expression is intense, focused and determined, matching the dramatic action of reaching forward through water, wind and mist. Rendering style and quality Ultra‑realistic digital rendering with high detail in: Skin texture and pores Individual water droplets, splashes and fine spray Mist and light fog volumes catching the colored lights Hair strands and wet clumps moving slightly with the wind Fabric folds and wet cling on clothing Cinematic depth of field: face and upper torso in sharp focus, extended hand and some foreground splashes slightly softer, background strongly blurred. High resolution, clean image with no visible noise or artifacts. Restrictions / Negative prompt (paste in “Negative Prompt”) Do not change the person’s facial geometry, hairstyle family, gender, or age; no face‑swap with a different person. No anime, cartoon, chibi, or flat vector illustration style. Avoid low detail, blur on the face, pixelation, strong noise, or messy, chaotic composition. Avoid over‑saturated neon beyond the warm orange and cool teal scheme; keep colors cinematic, not garish. No plastic skin, AI glitches, unrealistic water or fog physics, or impossible wind directions. No text, logos, watermarks, UI elements, or random background props.