Restage my photo on a rain-soaked cyberpunk street at night. Setting: a dense alley of signage in a language mix, steam from vents, wet asphalt throwing long coloured reflections. Lighting: magenta key from one side, cyan rim from the other, no neutral light anywhere. Wardrobe: technical outerwear with reflective detailing. Shallow depth of field with the signage collapsing into bokeh behind. Deep blacks, saturated neon, a fine layer of grain and mild lens flare. Keep my face, bone structure, natural skin tone and identity exactly as they are in my photo — change the styling around me, never who I am. The result must read as a real photograph: natural skin texture with visible pores, believable light direction and shadow falloff, correct anatomy and hands.
“Use it” opens the editor with this prompt already loaded — add your photo and generate. Copy works anywhere else: ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney.
Two complementary colours, one from each side, is what makes this look right. More colours make it mud.