Neon motion-blur portrait
Keep a portrait and its framing intact, then contrast the original with a nostalgic teal-neon long-exposure treatment.
01 / 03Recipe typeFULL SKILL
Ratio3:4
Execution5 stages
Version1.0.0
SourceGitHub
01 / A cinematic portrait recipeFULL SKILL · 1.0.0
Keep the person still. Let the night move.
A paired 3:4 poster preserves the original portrait above and applies a teal-neon long-exposure mood to the same framing below.
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Keep a portrait and its framing intact, then contrast the original with a nostalgic teal-neon long-exposure treatment.
03 / Prompt
Create exactly one independent 3:4 portrait before-and-after poster from one supplied source photograph. Do not combine uploads.
Optional scene notes: {{scene_notes}}
Source portrait: {{reference_image}}
Divide the canvas horizontally at exactly 50% height. Use the supplied photo as the upper Before panel. The lower After panel depicts the same instant, subject, position, scale, crop, viewpoint, and location; align both panels precisely.
Preserve each person's identity and count, facial features, expression, gaze, body proportions, pose, gesture, clothing, accessories, and placement. Do not move, reshape, replace, mirror, or materially crop the subject. Never stretch or distort; fit proportionally and continue only adjacent existing environment if necessary.
Keep Before faithful to the original photograph; add only a small white serif label reading Before in a clear corner. Transform only After into a cinematic emotional portrait: HDR-like detail, slow-shutter energy, strong background motion blur, abundant soft neon bokeh, mixed diffused neon ambience, nostalgic teal film shadows, restrained warm/cool neon interplay, soft reflected face fill, high contrast, gentle highlight bloom, natural fine skin texture, slight vignette, pronounced film grain, and a dreamy restless detached mood.
Keep the person, especially eyes, face, hair outline, and body, sharply focused. Motion trails stay behind the subject. Use indistinct flowing crowd streaks only when compatible with the setting; never add a recognizable person or let motion cover the subject. Otherwise use existing lights, reflections, and background structures to carry the long-exposure movement.
Suggest a wide-angle cinematic feel only when it matches the source viewpoint; do not change perspective. Add one small white serif label reading After in a clear lower-panel corner. These labels are the only text. Treat the three supplied Before/After posters as references for split layout and cinematic mood only; do not copy their people, scenes, wording, watermarks, or exact lighting. Return one finished poster only.04 / Negative prompt
No merged uploads, collage, contact sheet, unequal panels, third band, changed identity, added or missing people, changed pose, expression, clothes, position, viewpoint, or location, stretched or warped photo, material crop, blur over face or body, smeared eyes, plastic skin, excessive orange skin, crushed facial shadows, blown face highlights, muddy teal cast, uncontrolled saturation, harsh sharpening, cluttered neon, identifiable added crowd, invented props, extra text, misspelled labels, copied watermarks, logos, signatures, borders, UI, or unfinished artifacts.Recipe typeFULL SKILL
Aspect ratio3:4
IntensityHigh
Version1.0.0