한국 학생 시네마틱 포트레이트

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
Korean student cinematic portrait, editorial still, vertical portrait-card composition for social media and profile use.
A polished school-age character portrait with cinematic realism, keeping the original classroom/preppy concept while adding believable school-life details, tactile surfaces, and small Korean caption elements that make the image feel like a real captured memory.

[Composition]
- Main subject placement: {모델 묘사} occupies 55–60% of the frame, framed from mid-thigh to head for a preppy full-body option, or from waist-up for a classroom seated option.
- Composition mode: {컨셉 모드} as the primary scene logic; keep the subject slightly off-center with natural breathing room for portrait-card labels, school objects, and cinematic environmental storytelling.
- Background treatment: {장면} rendered with believable school surfaces—wood desk grain, chalk dust on the board, faint timetable notes, corridor lockers, window reflections, soft grass texture, fabric bags, pencil marks, and worn classroom edges—slightly depth-blurred but still recognizable.
- Framing direction: vertical cinematic portrait with gentle depth separation, layered foreground and background cues, realistic school props, and a lived-in frame that feels photographed rather than staged.
- Spatial continuity: use {비율·구도} exactly as the canvas guidance, with the subject anchored in a natural school-life moment such as waiting after class, sitting beside a desk, standing near a sunlit window, or pausing in a hallway.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1) Foreground: place {모델 묘사} as the clear focal point, with sharp facial detail, realistic skin texture, subtle hair flyaways, natural uniform fabric texture, and small accessories such as a name tag, pen, hair clip, backpack strap, or notebook corner when appropriate.
2) Midground: build the scene from {컨셉 모드}—classroom desk elements like notebooks, pencil case, textbook pages, folded handouts, eraser dust, water bottle, phone charm, or preppy wardrobe details like plaid skirt, knit vest, blazer, white socks, loafers, and neatly layered shirt collar.
3) Background: extend {장면} into a soft, cinematic school environment; include windows, hallway lines, notice-board paper, chalkboard formulas, locker rows, curtain folds, classroom plants, or grass field shapes with realistic blur and perspective.
4) Portrait-card overlay: add small, tasteful Korean text elements integrated into the image: date/location label “2026.05.01 · 서울의 봄 교실”, short caption “오늘도 천천히 빛나는 중”, and tiny tag stickers “#방과후 #학생기록”; place them like a casual diary card or printed profile photo annotation, not as an advertisement.
5) Lighting pass: apply {라이팅} so that highlights fall naturally across the hair, cheekbones, eyes, clothing folds, desk edges, and paper textures, with soft shadow roll-off and gentle reflections on glass or polished wood.
6) Color pass: match {컬러 톤} with restrained saturation, faded film mids, warm amber highlights, muted ivory, beige-gray shadows, and gentle contrast for a Kodak Portra 400-inspired finish.
7) Camera pass: render with {카메라·렌즈} characteristics, emphasizing shallow depth of field, realistic perspective compression, portrait-grade separation, and believable lens softness toward the edges.
8) Final polish: maintain a magazine-editorial frame that feels like a single still from a Korean coming-of-age film, enriched with lived-in school textures and a personal memory-card atmosphere.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: include only small, legible Korean portrait-card text and sticker-like tags; use clean printed Korean typography for “2026.05.01 · 서울의 봄 교실”, “오늘도 천천히 빛나는 중”, and “#방과후 #학생기록”. Keep text secondary to the face and integrated with the photograph.
- Color palette: warm amber, faded beige, soft gray, muted ivory, low-saturation brown, subtle green from classroom or lawn accents, matching {컬러 톤}.
- Graphic treatment: allow a thin translucent photo-card frame, soft paper-tape corner, small diary sticker, or faint handwritten-style annotation if it supports the school-memory mood; use natural contact shadows under the subject and gentle vignette around the frame edges with filmic contrast.
- Realism details: preserve realistic fabric weave, desk scratches, chalk particles, notebook lines, subtle dust in the light beam, and imperfect everyday objects that make the scene feel authentic.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: Sony A7R V look, 85mm f/1.4 portrait lens, ISO 400, f/1.8, shallow depth of field, creamy background blur.
- Lighting: window side light or golden-hour backlight with soft shadow edges; if in classroom, use light from camera-left at about 45° with visible window glow and soft bounce on the desk; if outdoors, use backlit sun with a subtle fill bounce from the front and warm rim light on hair.
- Color grade: warm amber highlights, faded beige and gray mids, Kodak Portra 400-inspired tonality, slightly lifted blacks, gentle film grain.

[6. MOOD]
Cinematic Korean coming-of-age portrait — feels like a restrained still from an indie school drama with a magazine editorial finish, personal diary-card warmth, and believable after-school atmosphere.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: all on-image Korean text must be fully legible and correctly spelled, especially “2026.05.01 · 서울의 봄 교실”, “오늘도 천천히 빛나는 중”, “#방과후”, and “#학생기록”.
- Anatomy/layout invariants: face must be anatomically correct, both eyes aligned naturally, hands rendered with exactly 5 fingers per hand if visible, and school items must not obscure the subject’s expression.
- Text hierarchy: Korean captions, tags, and date/location labels must remain small supporting elements; the portrait of {모델 묘사} remains the main visual focus.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness