빛줄기 실용광원 시네마틱 사진

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

[Purpose]
Cinematic photograph centered on visible light beams, using either god rays or practical lighting as the main visual subject.
Designed as a vertical editorial image where atmosphere, contrast, real surface detail, and ray direction dominate the frame.

[Composition]
- Primary subject placement: {피사체} occupies the lower-middle to center third, with the light source partially visible at the frame edge or embedded inside the scene so the beam path feels physically motivated.
- Background treatment: {장면} rendered with realistic environment depth, darkened corners, and tactile material detail in {표면 질감}; include believable everyday traces such as worn edges, fingerprints, old paper, candle wax, curtain folds, scuffed wood, or foliage silhouettes when appropriate.
- Layering and framing: arrange foreground silhouettes, midground subject, and background architecture so the light shaft crosses through multiple depth layers; let small objects catch highlights along the beam path without competing with the central ray.
- Atmosphere control: {공기·먼지} distributed unevenly in the beam path, denser near the light source and thinner toward the far end, with visible particles suspended at different depths.
- Perspective: use {구도·앵글} so the beam cuts across the composition with a strong diagonal or lateral flow, supported by shadows from window frames, shelves, leaves, lamp shades, or door gaps.

[Core Structure]
1. Light source zone — Render {라이팅 모드} with a believable emitter: window slit, lamp shade, candle flame, neon tube, projector beam, doorway gap, stained-glass opening, or late-afternoon sun through leaves depending on the scene; the source may bloom slightly but must remain physically readable.
2. Beam path — Shape the visible shaft of light through {공기·먼지} as a volumetric cone, diagonal band, or separated streaks, with soft edges, layered haze depth, and natural intensity falloff toward the far end.
3. Subject layer — Place {피사체} so the beam grazes hair, cheek line, shoulder, book edge, cup rim, flower petals, smoke trail, tabletop scratches, or fabric texture, creating a defined highlight strip and a deep shadow side.
4. Environmental realism — Make {장면} feel inhabited with {소품 디테일}: stacked books, a half-full cup, a folded receipt, open notebook, brass lamp switch, calendar page, candle dish, old chair, dust on shelves, wall cracks, scattered leaves, or small personal objects that naturally belong in the setting.
5. Shadow architecture — Build strong shadow geometry with crisp-to-soft transition: hard core shadows near the emitter, softer ambient shadows farther away, and visible contrast boundaries where the beam is interrupted by objects.
6. Final cinematic balance — Preserve the impression that light itself is the protagonist; the scene should feel like a real photographed moment at {시간대}, with imperfect surfaces, atmospheric particles, and motivated practical illumination.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: no graphic title overlay is required; if text appears, it should be natural environmental lettering on props such as a book spine, receipt, calendar, note, menu board, or small label. Use legible Korean in Pretendard, Noto Sans KR, or plausible printed handwriting.
- In-scene Korean text examples: {인서트 텍스트} may appear on one or two small props, integrated into perspective and lighting, not floating as a design overlay.
- Color palette: {컬러 톤} with warm amber #D49A3A, deep charcoal #1F1C1A, muted midnight blue #23344A, smoky beige #C9B8A4, aged ivory #E4D6BD, and soft black #0D0D0D.
- Edge and shadow treatment: natural lens falloff, realistic vignette, contact shadows, dust sparkle in the beam, slight halation around the actual emitter, and filmic highlight roll-off.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: {카메라·렌즈}, vertical editorial framing, shallow-to-medium depth of field with the beam and subject kept sharp enough to read while background layers fall off naturally.
- Lighting: motivated practical light with a strong directional source, such as a window slit at 45° from upper-left, a desk lamp from one side, candlelight from table height, or sun rays filtered through leaves; use visible atmospheric scattering and a slight rim on the subject edge.
- Color grade: warm amber highlights, cool charcoal-blue shadows, moderate contrast, restrained saturation, filmic roll-off in highlights, slight cinematic toe in the blacks, and subtle grain that preserves texture.

[Mood]
Moody cinematic still — quiet, tactile, and emotionally charged, as if captured between scenes in a library, chapel, forest hideout, late-night room, or candlelit café where the beam of light carries the dramatic weight of the image.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: if any prop text appears, render it cleanly and legibly in Korean, for example “빛의 기록”, “2026.05.01”, “오늘의 커피”, “창가 자리”, or “오후 6시 40분”.
- Anatomy/layout invariants: if {피사체} is a person, keep anatomy natural and realistic; if hands are visible, render exactly 5 fingers per hand.
- The light shaft must be clearly visible as the central visual effect, not merely a general brightness change.
- The scene must remain vertically composed and cinematic, with the beam crossing the frame diagonally or laterally through real haze, dust, smoke, or mist.
- Props, surfaces, and environmental details should support the direction of the light: visible contact shadows, illuminated dust, specular highlights on glass or ceramic, and falloff across paper, wood, stone, fabric, or foliage.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters or unreadable Korean prop text
- Celebrity composites / recognizable public figures unless explicitly requested
- Extra fingers, distorted hands, warped faces