마라톤 결승선 감동 컷

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1536x1024

[Purpose]
Marathon finish-line emotional editorial image, wide landscape composition for sports recap cover or social post.
Create a rich, real-looking finish-line moment with a celebratory runner, packed crowd atmosphere, race infrastructure, visible timing details, bib number, photographers, volunteers, course barriers, sponsor-board texture, and clear race signage.

[Composition]
- Main subject placement: runner(s) occupy the central 45–55% of the frame, crossing the finish line from left-to-right or slightly toward camera, with the finish banner spanning the upper third.
- Background treatment: stadium or city road-race setting with layered spectators, flags, course barriers, media photographers, volunteers in vests, hydration tables, confetti scraps, and distant cheering signs fading into warm atmospheric depth.
- Spacing and framing: compose the finish marker prominently so {결승선 표시} reads clearly while surrounding it with believable race-day details: overhead truss, LED timer, safety cones, sponsor placards, lane tape, and a timing mat on the road.
- Scene logic: {장면} should feel like the decisive final moment, while {인물 결} gives the emotional and physical condition of the runner; sweat, salt marks, flushed skin, taped knees, swinging medal ribbon, and a crumpled paper cup on the asphalt may reinforce realism.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Foreground hero: place the runner in the lower-center area with a strong forward stride or raised arms, sweat visible, face showing relief and triumph; include a pinned race bib with realistic small numerals such as “BIB 0472” and tiny Korean race text.
2. Finish line anchor: render {결승선 표시} across the race tape or overhead banner in large, crisp typography with a visible timing display beside it, such as “02:58:41”, plus a small date label “2026.05.10” and location label “서울 잠실 구간”.
3. Race environment layer: add the finish arch truss, timing mat stripes, barricades, sponsor logo panels, medical staff vest details, photographers kneeling near the barrier, scattered confetti, water cups, reflective road markings, and a few waving national or club flags.
4. Crowd layer: place {관중} behind the main action as dense cheering forms with raised hands, phones, foam sticks, homemade signs, caps, banners, and realistic depth blur; keep the runner and finish text as the visual priority.
5. Light shaping: apply {조명} to create a golden edge on shoulders, hair, sweat, race tape, banner fabric, metal truss, and airborne dust/confetti, with natural shadow falloff across the asphalt.
6. Color balance: unify the scene with {컬러}, keeping the finish zone bright and emotionally lifted without oversaturating skin, bib paper, timing display, or signage.
7. Format discipline: maintain the exact landscape sports-photo framing implied by {비율}, with the subject centered enough for a cover crop but still dynamic and full of credible marathon finish-line context.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use bold condensed sans styles similar to DIN Condensed or Pretendard ExtraBold for {결승선 표시}, sized large enough for instant readability, with compact timing text beneath in Noto Sans KR Regular.
- In-image Korean micro text: add realistic event details in small but legible places, such as “서울 국제 마라톤”, “결승 지점”, “완주를 축하합니다”, “기록 확인”, “2026년 5월 10일”, and “잠실 올림픽로”.
- Race signage: include a barcode-like bib strip, lane marker numbers, LED timer digits, sponsor-board blocks, media pass tags, and a small course board reading “42.195km”.
- Color palette: use warm amber, grass green, clean white, and soft asphalt gray; suggested accents #D98B3A, #6F8F4E, #F7F4EE, #4B4B4B.
- Texture and material realism: show woven banner fabric, matte bib paper with safety pins, sweat-darkened athletic fabric, rubber shoe soles, painted asphalt, metal barricades, vinyl sponsor boards, and soft dust particles in the backlight.
- Border/shadow: subtle soft shadow under the runner and banner fabric, 6px y-offset, 14px blur, 18% opacity; avoid hard cutout edges.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: 70–200mm sports telephoto at 135mm, f/2.8, fast shutter look, compressed background perspective.
- Lighting: golden hour natural sunlight from low rear-left, slight front fill from reflected ground light, soft shadows with bright rim highlights.
- Color grade: warm amber highlights, fresh grass-green secondary tones, clean white banner contrast, moderate cinematic saturation.
- Photoreal detail: editorial sports-photo realism with natural motion tension, crisp runner silhouette, shallow depth of field, believable crowd blur, readable finish-line text, and small documentary details that reward close viewing.

[6. MOOD]
Sports editorial triumph still — like a Nike campaign finish-line photo crossed with a Reuters sports feature, emotional but grounded. The mood should feel exhausted, human, celebratory, and specific to a real marathon finish, with public cheering energy and a believable race-day atmosphere.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: the following Korean strings must appear exactly and without broken characters where used: “서울 국제 마라톤”, “결승 지점”, “완주를 축하합니다”, “2026년 5월 10일”.
- Preserve all placeholder-driven content exactly in meaning: {장면}, {인물 결}, {결승선 표시}, {관중}, {조명}, {컬러}, {비율}.
- All runner anatomy must be natural and anatomically correct, with accurate stride pose and realistic hand/finger count.
- The finish-line typography, LED timing display, bib number, and Korean event labels must remain sharp, legible, and horizontally aligned.
- Do not invent an official certification seal; sponsor-style panels and realistic event graphics are acceptable.

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