Reference handling: the uploaded product carries the uploaded item. Reproduce it exactly — silhouette,
proportions, cap, closure, material, finish, colour and every element of its printed label
including wordmarks and small print, unchanged, correctly placed and fully legible. If the upload
shows the product cropped or partial, infer its complete form and render it whole. Never recolour,
restyle or substitute the product.
Subject: a young woman's open palm held out toward the camera, fingers relaxed and slightly curled
upward, wrist and part of the forearm entering from the lower right of frame. the uploaded product rests
upright and balanced on the palm, its front face square to camera and fully readable.
Hand: a real feminine hand — slim fingers, well-kept short almond nails in a soft neutral polish,
natural skin texture with visible palm creases, faint veins across the back of the wrist, subtle
knuckle definition. A fine gold ring on one finger and a slim bracelet at the wrist. Relaxed and
unposed, the way someone holds something out to show it.
Setting: a city street in warm late-afternoon light, thrown well out of focus behind her — pale
apartment buildings with balconies receding down the block, a row of parked cars, soft bokeh from
shop windows and street lights, a few blurred figures far in the distance. The street is soft and
atmospheric, never sharp.
Visual style: photoreal lifestyle product photography, warm natural colour, shallow depth of field,
fine grain.
Composition: vertical frame, camera at product height, the product centred and occupying roughly a
third of the frame height, the palm and forearm filling the lower right, the blurred street filling
the space above and behind.
Lighting: warm natural afternoon light from the front left, gentle shadow to the right, a soft
contact shadow where the product meets the palm, warm rim along the fingers, no glare across the
label face.
Text inside: only the product's own label from the upload. No captions or added text.
Constraints: never render more or fewer than five fingers, never merge, fuse or bend the fingers
unnaturally, never let fingers cross in front of the label, never grip or wrap the hand around the
product — it rests on an open palm, never float the product above the palm — it sits in contact with
a visible shadow, never blank, alter or invent any part of the label, never turn the product so its
face angles away from camera, never bring the street into sharp focus, never add a second hand, a
visible person or props, never smooth the hand into plastic, never render long or elaborate nails.
Output: 3:4 vertical.
