ChatGPTUse [reference image 1] for the adult man's exact face and skin tone and [reference image 2] for the adult woman's exact face and skin tone. Preserve both identities and natural appearances. The two references may be separate photos taken in different places. Use any third scene reference for composition only, never for either identity. Combine the two adults into one photorealistic studio portrait, standing gently back to back. This is a long-distance relationship keepsake made from separate reference photos, so preserve both people instead of averaging their faces into new identities. The man stands slightly behind on the left in a tailored black collared shirt, looking calmly toward the camera. The woman stands in front on the right in a black V-neck blouse, with a delicate gold butterfly pendant. She raises her chin slightly and looks upward toward the right. Their shoulders touch naturally while their bodies remain separate. Use a clean off-white studio background and a vertical 9:16 crop from approximately the waist or mid-torso upward. Keep both faces fully visible and leave comfortable space above both heads. The man's face is slightly higher in the composition, creating a gentle diagonal toward the woman's face. Avoid a symmetrical passport-photo layout. No hands are needed in the frame, and no arms should appear to pass through the other person. Light the pair with one large soft studio source from the upper left, supported by gentle fill. Match the colour temperature, shadow direction and contrast across both people so they appear to share a real studio. Retain natural skin tones in a full-colour image; the black outfits and pale background provide the contrast. Keep fabric folds visible and give the small pendant realistic metal highlights without making it the focal point. Use a natural portrait-lens perspective and sufficient depth of field for both faces to be clear. Preserve fine facial texture and believable shoulder proportions. Do not copy clothing or backgrounds from the identity photos, blend the two faces, apply double exposure or turn the portrait into a cutout collage. The result should feel like a quiet fashion photograph of the same two people together. Create a full-colour vertical 9:16 image. Add a small, subtle, semi-transparent "promptybox.com" watermark at the bottom right. Avoid extra people, duplicated faces, distorted anatomy, plastic skin, unreadable text and unrelated logos.
Back-to-Back Couple Portrait — Long-Distance Keepsake
Bring two separate face photos together in a back-to-back studio couple portrait with black outfits and a clean white background. A personalised long-distance relationship keepsake prompt with detailed pose, lighting and identity instructions.







