점심시간 동료 시점 일상 컷

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

[Purpose]
Korean office lunchtime candid portrait, colleague-point-of-view daily-life cut, magazine-like slice of workplace realism.
Portrait-oriented social content that feels like an observed lunch break moment in a modern Korean office, enriched with believable desk details, lunch-hour objects, and subtle social-diary graphic labels.

[Composition]
- Camera viewpoint should feel like an adjacent coworker standing or seated slightly to the side, using {시점·앵글} to look naturally across the desk rather than directly front-on.
- The main subject occupies about 55–60% of the frame, placed slightly off-center so the lunch setup, desk objects, and office environment remain visible around them.
- Background treatment: gray-and-wood office desk, computer monitor with faint work windows, keyboard, mouse, small potted plant, reusable tumbler, lunch container or convenience-store meal, chopsticks, sticky notes, ID lanyard, neutral office walls, and lightly blurred midday workspace detail.
- Keep a portrait-like office snapshot rhythm with headroom that feels natural, while the desk surface anchors the lower third with realistic lunchtime texture and small everyday items.
- Add subtle social portrait-card details: a small date/location label near one corner, a tiny caption sticker, and 1–2 understated tag-like graphics that feel like a Korean workplace diary post rather than a heavy poster overlay.
- Use {시점·앵글}, {모델 묘사}, {장면}, {라이팅}, {컬러 톤}, {카메라·렌즈}, {비율} placeholders naturally across the composition.

[Core Structure]
1. Framing block: build a candid portrait composition from a coworker’s perspective, with the subject framed from upper torso to head, and the desk edge cutting across the lower foreground for lived-in office realism.
2. Subject placement: position {모델 묘사} in a relaxed, mid-action pose — slightly leaning on the desk, holding chopsticks, opening a lunch box, reaching for an iced coffee, or making a small hand gesture — so the moment feels captured rather than posed.
3. Environment detail: keep {장면} clearly readable in the frame with one monitor edge, a keyboard, office stationery, a plant, lunch packaging, a phone facedown or showing a muted notification glow, and a few realistic desk traces that reinforce the lunchtime office setting.
4. Light behavior: use {라이팅} so the face receives soft mixed illumination, with gentle shadow separation on the jawline, subtle highlight on hair and shirt folds, and small reflections on the tumbler, plastic lid, or monitor bezel.
5. Color behavior: apply {컬러 톤} across the whole frame, keeping skin tones natural while the office surfaces sit in muted beige-gray harmony with restrained warm amber accents from wood, coffee, lunch packaging, and sticky-note color.
6. Graphic diary layer: include small Korean on-image text elements that sit lightly on top of the photo, such as a corner date/location label, a short caption, and tiny tag stickers, all aligned cleanly and not covering the face.
7. Capture feel: render with {카메라·렌즈} so the image looks like a quick, realistic workplace snapshot with mild background compression, small handheld imperfections, and a human coworker perspective.
8. Final polish: preserve a casual documentary finish, with no dramatic staging, no fashion-shoot exaggeration, and no overly polished studio look.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: use Pretendard Medium 28–34px for small captions, Pretendard Bold 42–54px only if a slightly larger diary label is needed, and tiny Pretendard Regular 18–22px for micro tags or location/date metadata.
- Required Korean text style: all visible text should be clean, legible Korean, like a social diary card or workplace photo note.
- Suggested on-image Korean text: date/location label “2026.05.01 FRI · 을지로 오피스”, small caption “점심시간, 잠깐의 리셋”, tags “#팀런치” and “#오후도화이팅”.
- Color palette: faded beige, soft gray, warm amber accents, muted wood brown, off-white office neutrals; keep saturation low and matte while allowing natural lunch colors and real object textures.
- Graphic accents: add small rounded label stickers, a subtle translucent beige caption pill, a tiny location-pin icon, or a warm amber dot marker; keep them integrated with the candid photo mood.
- Surface detail: show realistic paper fibers, desk wood grain, matte monitor plastic, condensation on an iced drink, lunch-box plastic, and soft fabric texture on clothing.
- Border/shadow: if any card-like overlay or sticker edge appears, apply a very soft drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 12% opacity.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: Fujifilm X-T5, 35mm f/2, ISO 400, f/2.8, handheld casual framing with a realistic office snapshot feel.
- Lighting: mixed office fluorescent ceiling light plus soft natural window light from one side, with the brightest area coming from the window side and a gentle fill across the face.
- Color grade: faded beige and gray base with warm amber micro-accents, slightly lowered contrast, matte magazine-style workplace color treatment.
- Texture realism: preserve natural skin texture, slight hair flyaways, fabric folds, desk dust specks, cup condensation, and faint monitor reflections for a real workplace lunch-hour feeling.
- Depth behavior: softly separate the subject from the background while keeping nearby desk objects recognizable; the coworker POV should feel intimate and casual, not staged.

[Mood]
Indie workplace editorial — a quiet slice-of-life frame that feels like a candid still from a modern Korean office diary or a Kinfolk-style human moment, with the warmth of a real lunch break shared between colleagues.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: render on-image Korean text cleanly and correctly. Use readable strings such as “2026.05.01 FRI · 을지로 오피스”, “점심시간, 잠깐의 리셋”, “#팀런치”, “#오후도화이팅”.
- Text placement: keep date/location, caption, and tags small and secondary; they must not cover the face, hands, or main lunch action.
- Anatomy/layout invariants when relevant: hands must remain anatomically correct with exactly 5 fingers per hand if visible; the coworker-point-of-view angle should stay natural and casual, not distorted or fisheye.
- Maintain {비율} as a vertical portrait social-content composition matching the 1024x1536 output size.

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