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Cinematic Urban Night Billboard Portrait

Cinematic Urban Night Billboard Portrait

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{
"image_generation_prompt": {
"subject_details": {
"description": "{argument name="subject" default="Young stylish woman with long straight brown hair"}",
"expression": "Subtle, confident smile",
"outfit": {
"top": "Soft pink T-shirt under an open black casual jacket",
"bottom": "Fitted dark jeans",
"shoes": "Polished black shoes"
},
"pose": "Standing on a street corner facing the camera, pointing with one hand toward a building behind her"
},
"background_scene": {
"setting": "Vibrant modern city at night",
"key_element": "{argument name="billboard element" default="Giant digital billboard on a tall glass building"}",
"billboard_content": {
"visual": "Portrait of the same woman in the same outfit, posed like a high-fashion magazine cover",
"text_headline": "{argument name="billboard text" default="VOUGHT STYLE"}",
"text_subheading": "Smaller indistinct magazine-style text"
},
"atmosphere": [
"Neon lights",
"Glowing billboards",
"Moving cars with motion blur",
"Wet pavement with reflections"
]
},
"technical_specs": {
"style": "Cinematic, Photorealistic, Urban Night",
"camera": "35mm lens",
"depth_of_field": "Shallow with soft bokeh on city lights",
"lighting": "Mixed neon ambient, directional light from billboard, moody shadows",
"resolution": "8k, high definition"
}
}
}, Use the reference image as the primary source for the person's facial features, appearance, and identity. Preserve all distinguishing facial characteristics exactly as shown in the reference.

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Copy the prompt and paste it into Nano Banana Pro. Keep the composition, lighting and style terms as written — they are what produced this result. Swap the subject or scene details to make it yours, keep the aspect ratio, and attach the reference images the prompt mentions if any. Regenerate two or three times; the strongest version is usually not the first.