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Two Months of Wonders Baby Portrait
Create a dreamy two-month milestone portrait preserving Aaravi’s original face exactly, featuring a wicker basket, cream wrap, pastel floral nest, wooden “2 MONTHS” plaque and soft pink-lavender backdrop.
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NAME: [Aaravi] Replace this exact name wherever the name appears in the final design. Create a premium ultra-realistic Facebook baby milestone portrait in 4:5 vertical ratio. Use the uploaded baby photo as the exact facial reference. Preserve the baby’s ORIGINAL FACE and identity exactly. Do not change the eyes, nose, lips, cheeks, forehead, face shape, skin tone, hair, or natural expression. No face replacement, no artificial beautification, no excessive smoothing. Composition: Place the baby lying comfortably in the center of a natural light-brown woven wicker basket. The baby faces directly toward the camera with a gentle natural expression. Keep the baby centered and clearly visible from head to lower body. Baby styling: Wrap the baby in a soft cream/off-white knitted or cotton blanket. Keep the upper body naturally visible as in the reference. Add tiny simple black traditional-style bracelets on both wrists. Maintain realistic baby proportions and natural skin texture. Basket: Large round handmade light-beige wicker basket. Soft greyish-white fluffy cushion inside the basket. The basket should have curved woven handles on both sides. Keep the basket centered and clearly detailed. Background: Soft pastel blush-pink and very light lavender-pink studio background. Create a dreamy smooth gradient with subtle cloudy texture. Use soft warm pink illumination around the baby. Keep the background clean, gentle and uncluttered. Floral arrangement: Surround the basket with abundant flowers and greenery. Use soft pink flowers, pale peach flowers and white flowers around the upper background. Add green leaves and delicate foliage around the basket. Include purple flowers prominently around the lower-left and lower-right areas. Add small bright red berry clusters near the bottom center. Create a luxurious natural floral nest around the basket without covering the baby. Top area: Leave clean negative space above the baby. Add elegant handwritten-style text in dark muted brown: “Our Story -” and below it: “Two Months of Wonders” Add a small elegant heart outline beside the text. Add tiny baby footprints underneath the wording. Milestone prop: Place a round light-wooden milestone plaque near the baby’s lower-right side. The plaque should display a large elegant number “2” with “MONTHS” underneath. Decorate the plaque with subtle floral leaves and tiny flowers. Keep the milestone text sharp and readable. NAME: Display the exact NAME typed in the first line in an elegant premium handwritten/script style. If the name is used as the main milestone text, replace the placeholder with the exact typed name. Do not misspell, alter or add extra letters to the name. Lighting: Soft diffused professional newborn photography lighting. Gentle highlights on the baby’s face. Soft natural shadows. Warm pastel exposure with delicate dreamy glow. Color palette: Blush pink, pastel lavender, cream, ivory, soft white, natural green, pastel pink flowers, purple flowers and subtle red berries. Camera style: Professional newborn photography. 85mm DSLR portrait look. Shallow depth of field. Sharp baby face with softly blurred background flowers. Natural realistic textures and premium photographic detail. Keep the composition elegant, soft, innocent and luxurious. Do not make it look like a painting or cartoon. Create a photorealistic professional studio photograph. Add a small elegant semi-transparent “Thanes” watermark subtly in one lower corner. Final output: premium Facebook portrait poster, 4:5 vertical ratio, high-resolution, realistic baby photography, soft pastel cinematic color grading, beautiful floral styling, clean composition and perfectly preserved original baby face.
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