Night Petrol Pump AI Photo Prompt for Girls

REFERENCE IMAGE RULE — PERSON + CONDITIONAL MOTORCYCLE Use the uploaded image as the primary reference for the person. PERSON IDENTITY LOCK — ABSOLUTE PRIORITY: Preserve the exact person from the uploaded image. Keep their facial identity completely unchanged, including face shape, facial structure, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, ears, hairstyle, hair texture, skin tone, skin texture, facial hair, natural facial proportions, body proportions, height, and overall appearance. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, bulk up, masculinize, feminize, age, de-age, or otherwise modify the person's identity. Do not generate a different-looking version of the person. CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES: Preserve the person's original clothing, footwear, accessories, and overall styling exactly as shown in the reference image, except for minor physically necessary adjustments caused by lighting or environmental integration. MOTORCYCLE CONDITIONAL RULE — VERY IMPORTANT The motorcycle must be handled according to what is actually present in the uploaded reference: IF A MOTORCYCLE/BIKE IS VISIBLE IN THE UPLOADED IMAGE: Preserve and recreate that exact motorcycle as a secondary subject. Maintain its recognizable: motorcycle type and design, body shape and proportions, fuel tank, paint/color, wheels and tires, seat, handlebars, mirrors, headlight, indicators, engine, exhaust, mudguards, luggage/accessories, distinctive details. Do not substitute it with a generic motorcycle or a different model. The motorcycle may be repositioned, rotated, or reoriented to fit the new scene, but its actual appearance and defining characteristics must remain consistent with the reference. IF NO MOTORCYCLE IS VISIBLE IN THE UPLOADED IMAGE: Do not invent, add, or generate a motorcycle. The motorcycle rule applies only when a motorcycle is genuinely visible in the uploaded reference. Do not preserve the original motorcycle's background, road, landscape, scenery, or composition. Only preserve the motorcycle itself. COMPLETE BACKGROUND TRANSFORMATION Completely remove and replace the original background and environment. Transform the scene into a realistic modern HP Petrol Pump in India at nighttime. Do not preserve any original landscape, farmland, road, buildings, trees, sky, objects, or environmental elements from the reference image. Place the person naturally at the petrol station, standing casually beside the same motorcycle if a motorcycle is present in the reference. The person should have a relaxed, confident, natural standing posture. Their body must have realistic proportions, correct feet placement, believable weight distribution, and physically accurate interaction with the ground. If the motorcycle is present, position it naturally beside the person as though the person has arrived at the petrol station on that exact bike. HP PETROL STATION ENVIRONMENT Create a highly realistic Indian HP petrol station at night with: large illuminated HP canopy, recognizable HP branding, realistic HP fuel dispensers, petrol and diesel nozzles, HP Mart/store in the background, authentic-looking station signage, bright overhead LED lights, realistic station architecture, fuel-price/service boards, subtle station activity, a few unrelated vehicles naturally positioned far in the background, realistic Indian petrol-station surroundings. Keep the person as the primary visual subject. Any unrelated background vehicles should remain distant and should not become visually dominant. WET NIGHTTIME ENVIRONMENT The petrol station has recently experienced rain. Create realistic wet pavement throughout the forecourt with: water reflections, subtle puddles, reflections of HP blue, red, and white lighting, warm reflections from station lights, realistic reflections beneath the person's feet, realistic motorcycle reflections if the motorcycle is present, subtle atmospheric moisture, natural nighttime ambience. The pavement must look physically wet rather than artificially glossy. LIGHTING & REALISM Match the lighting on the person perfectly to the petrol-station environment. The person's face, clothing, hair, footwear, and body should receive realistic illumination from the surrounding HP station lights. If the motorcycle is present, apply the same environmental lighting to the motorcycle. Add: realistic directional lighting, soft ambient illumination, subtle rim lighting, physically accurate shadows, realistic contact shadows, natural reflections, realistic highlights on metal and painted surfaces, realistic skin texture, realistic clothing texture, natural depth of field, cinematic nighttime exposure. Avoid the appearance of a cutout, pasted person, artificial composite, or mismatched lighting. The person and motorcycle, if present, must appear to have been photographed at the same location, at the same time, with the same camera. MOTORCYCLE POSITIONING — IF PRESENT Keep the motorcycle close enough to clearly establish that it belongs to the person, but do not allow it to obstruct the person's face or body. Position the motorcycle naturally on the petrol-station forecourt with: correct tire contact with the ground, realistic suspension/stance, accurate perspective, believable scale, natural cast shadow, realistic wet-ground reflection, consistent lighting. Do not distort the motorcycle. Do not merge the person's body with the motorcycle. Do not create extra wheels, duplicated parts, distorted handlebars, malformed mirrors, or unrealistic mechanical components. CAMERA & COMPOSITION — CRITICAL FINAL IMAGE FORMAT: VERTICAL 9:16 Create a premium cinematic 9:16 vertical portrait photograph. The person must be clearly visible and remain the primary subject. If a motorcycle is present in the uploaded reference, compose the frame so the motorcycle is also clearly recognizable and fully or near-fully visible, while keeping the person prominent. Do not unnecessarily crop the person's head, feet, face, motorcycle wheels, motorcycle fuel tank, handlebars, mirrors, or major motorcycle components. Use a natural vertical composition with the HP canopy extending through the upper portion of the frame and the wet forecourt creating depth toward the bottom. Maintain realistic camera height, perspective, lens characteristics, subject scale, and depth of field. Use cinematic but believable smartphone/professional-camera photography aesthetics. PHOTOREALISM The final result must look like a real photograph, not an illustration or AI-generated image. Prioritize: exact person identity → exact reference motorcycle if present → realistic body proportions → natural integration → realistic lighting → realistic environment → cinematic composition. Avoid excessive skin smoothing, plastic-looking skin, artificial HDR, oversharpening, distorted anatomy, unrealistic reflections, floating feet, incorrect shadows, warped motorcycle parts, duplicated objects, or CGI appearance. ABSOLUTE FINAL RULES 1. Preserve the person's exact identity from the uploaded image. 2. Preserve their original clothing and accessories. 3. If a motorcycle is visible in the uploaded image, preserve THAT SAME motorcycle and include it naturally in the final frame. 4. If no motorcycle is visible, do NOT add any motorcycle. 5. Completely replace the original background. 6. Do not preserve the original scenery or environment. 7. Do not substitute the reference motorcycle with a different motorcycle. 8. Make the person and motorcycle, if present, physically belong to the same environment. 9. Use realistic wet-night lighting and reflections. 10. Final output must be a high-resolution, photorealistic, cinematic 9:16 vertical image. 11. The final photograph should look as though the same person genuinely visited an HP Petrol Pump at night and was photographed there, with their own motorcycle beside them if one was present in the reference.