Mirror Shard — Black Tie Couple Reflection Portrait

Use reference image 1 for the adult man's exact face, likeness and skin tone, and reference image 2 for the adult woman's exact face, likeness and skin tone. Preserve both identities and their natural appearances exactly as the references show them. Any additional reference controls wardrobe, lighting and composition only, never either face. Create a photorealistic studio portrait of the man in formal black tie, holding an angular fragment of broken mirror up beside his face so that the woman's face appears inside it as a reflection. He stands square to the camera in a well-tailored black tuxedo jacket over a crisp white dress shirt with a black silk bow tie. He raises one hand to about eye level and grips the mirror fragment by its edge, fingers curled over the rim and clearly visible against the glass. His expression is calm, composed and direct, eyes on the lens, lips closed. The fragment is an irregular angular shard with straight broken edges meeting at sharp points, roughly triangular and large enough to cover one side of his face from brow to jaw. It sits at a slight angle rather than flat to the camera. Inside it the woman's face fills the glass, turned very slightly away from his orientation and looking toward the lens with the same composed expression. Her reflected face must read as an image in glass rather than a cut-out pasted over his: render a thin bright specular highlight along the broken edges, a dark backing visible on the bevels where the silvering shows through, a faint tonal shift between the reflection and the surrounding skin, and a believable scale for a reflected face at that distance. The two faces together should compose as one portrait, half his and half hers, divided by the shard's edge. Frame vertically from just above his head to mid-chest, with the shard and his gripping hand entirely inside the frame and a small margin of space above. Place him slightly left of centre so the shard occupies the right of the composition. Keep the background a plain seamless pale grey studio sweep with a soft gradient from light behind his shoulder to slightly deeper grey at the edges, completely free of furniture, props, text or signage. Light with soft, broad, even studio illumination from the front and slightly above, giving open shadows, natural skin texture with visible pores, a defined catchlight in his visible eye and in her reflected eyes, and a clean specular run along the glass edge. Keep both faces at comparable brightness so the reflection does not read as darker or flatter than the surrounding portrait. Use an 85mm portrait perspective at a moderate aperture so his face, his hand and the reflected face are all acceptably sharp while the background falls away smoothly. Colour: restrained and neutral. Deep matte black in the tuxedo with detail retained in the shadows, clean white in the shirt, pale grey background, warm natural skin tones, and a single small gold accent permitted on an earring in the reflection. No colour cast. Avoid blending the two identities into one face, duplicating either face outside the shard, a flat sticker-like reflection with no glass cues, a rectangular or perfectly geometric mirror, curved or ornate frames, malformed fingers, a hand merging into the glass, visible logos, readable text and any accessories carried over from the identity photos. Create a full-colour vertical 9:16 photograph. Add a small subtle semi-transparent "promptybox.com" watermark at bottom right, with no other text overlays. Avoid duplicate faces, extra limbs, malformed fingers, plastic skin and unrelated props.