백일 사진관 컨셉 시안

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

[Purpose]
Korean baekil (100-day) portrait studio concept mockup, vertical poster-style composition for family photo shoot planning.
Create a realistic premium studio sample board that feels photographed on an actual set, alternating naturally between traditional hanbok styling and modern white + natural wood luxury hotel styling.
The image should look like a finished portrait-studio concept sheet with a baby portrait, tasteful set props, soft editorial text labels, date/location details, and subtle decorative tags.

[Composition]
- Main subject placement: infant hero occupies the center 45–55% of the frame, with parents optionally flanking in side profile at lower left and lower right; allow a single-hero version with the baby centered and slightly elevated.
- Background treatment: {배경} as a studio-ready stage using hanji paper texture, seamless white cyclorama, natural wood paneling, soft fabric drape, or luxury suite-inspired wall details, with realistic natural-light falloff.
- Foreground styling: {주요 소품} arranged in a gentle semicircle around the baby, including tactile details such as folded hanbok fabric, small flower clusters, brass tray, wooden blocks, silk ribbon, rice-cake plate, or a modern linen cushion when appropriate to {컨셉}.
- Framing direction: portrait orientation, gentle symmetry, elegant top and bottom spacing, with a realistic studio floor plane and soft contact shadows grounding the props.
- Layout flexibility: {구도} should read clearly even when switching between family-side composition and isolated hero composition.
- Text and card elements: include a small premium studio label near the top, a date/location label, one short Korean caption, tiny decorative tags or sticker-like accents, and a discreet photographer/studio credit integrated into the layout.

[Core Structure]
- Top zone (10–15%): refined title area like a premium studio sample board. Include Korean title text “백일 사진관”, small English subline “100 DAYS PORTRAIT”, and a small date tag such as “2026.05.01”.
- Center hero zone (45–55%): infant presented according to {구도}, with calm, centered emphasis, realistic skin tone, soft baby hair detail, natural expression, and crisp silhouette separation from the background.
- Prop zone (lower-middle 20–25%): {주요 소품} placed with intentional rhythm so each object remains identifiable; show believable materials such as matte wood grain, hanji paper fibers, linen weave, silk sheen, porcelain, dried flowers, or polished brass.
- Information zone (lower 8–12%): add small editorial details such as “Seoul Studio · Room 03”, “Concept: {컨셉}”, “Color: {컬러}”, and a tiny caption “우리 아기의 첫 100일”.
- Background zone (entire frame): {컨셉} reflected in the environment through fabric, wood, hanok-inspired curves, hotel-suite textures, or luxury-studio cues, enriched with believable depth and layered surfaces.
- Color mapping: {컬러} used consistently across props, textile accents, flowers, ribbons, title text, and small decorative labels, with the dominant tone anchored by the background.
- Finish zone: {비주얼} rendered as a polished photography-studio concept board with realistic shadows, controlled highlight rolloff, tactile surfaces, and premium editorial finishing.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: Korean lettering should use Pretendard SemiBold or Noto Sans KR Medium, clean sans-serif, medium-large title size with crisp anti-aliased edges; small labels may use lighter Noto Sans KR Regular.
- Required visible Korean/English layout text examples: “백일 사진관”, “100 DAYS PORTRAIT”, “우리 아기의 첫 100일”, “촬영 컨셉”, “서울 스튜디오”.
- Color palette: {컬러} with specific tonal control such as warm beige #D8C3A5, soft gold #C9A86A, deep red #B13A2E, off-white #F7F2EA, natural wood brown #8B6B4F.
- Border/shadow: soft studio shadow under props, 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; use gentle card-like layering for text tags if needed, avoiding hard outlines or glossy sticker effects.
- Surface detail: use subtle paper grain, linen weave, silk texture, floral detail, matte wooden texture, porcelain highlights, and delicate fabric folds depending on {컨셉}, avoiding plastic sheen.
- Decorative details: allow tasteful Korean celebration motifs such as bojagi folds, tiny gold dots, ribbon knots, dried baby’s-breath, peony accents, moon-jar silhouette, or modern hotel stationery details, scaled small so the baby remains the hero.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: full-frame studio portrait look, 85mm f/1.8 or 50mm f/1.4, shallow but controlled depth of field, clean subject separation.
- Lighting: soft diffused key light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from front-right, faint rim from back-right; if traditional mood is selected, add warm amber bounce; if white-luxury mood is selected, keep lighting neutral and high-key.
- Color grade: cream + beige + gold for traditional themes, or bright white + natural wood + muted champagne for modern luxury themes; preserve skin tone accuracy and smooth highlight transitions.
- Realism cues: visible but delicate fabric weave, natural baby skin softness, slight shadow under cheeks and hands, realistic prop scale, authentic studio floor contact, and depth in background layers.

[Mood]
Premium Korean infant portrait studio — a refined family-photo concept board with the polished calm of a high-end bridal studio and the editorial warmth of a luxury lifestyle magazine.
The mood should feel tender, celebratory, and real: a quiet baekil set prepared by a professional studio, with meaningful props, gentle cultural detail, and a keepsake-card sensibility.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: render the following strings clearly and correctly if text appears: “백일 사진관”, “우리 아기의 첫 100일”, “촬영 컨셉”, “서울 스튜디오”.
- Placeholder integrity: preserve the meaning of {컨셉}, {주요 소품}, {배경}, {구도}, {컬러}, {비주얼}, and {비율} exactly as the user-provided styling inputs.
- Composition invariant: the baby must remain the clear hero of the frame; when parents appear, they stay secondary and do not overpower the infant.
- Style invariant: keep the scene elegant, studio-clean, photo-ready, and believable as a real Korean baekil portrait set with premium editorial presentation.
- Text hierarchy invariant: title and labels should support the portrait like a studio concept board, not dominate it like an advertisement.

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