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Create an ultra-photorealistic image by using the 3 uploaded reference images as the MASTER VISUAL TEMPLATE and the 4th uploaded photo as the ONLY IDENTITY SOURCE. Keep EVERYTHING from the reference composition exactly the same: the background, vehicles, lighting, camera angle, framing, pose, body positioning, scarf/muffler, scarf pattern, colors, fabric texture, clothing style, accessories, atmosphere, depth of field and overall cinematic look. ONLY replace the original model with the person from Reference Image 4. IDENTITY LOCK — ABSOLUTE: Preserve the uploaded person's real face and identity exactly. Do not change facial structure, face shape, skin tone, eyes, nose, lips, beard, moustache, hair, age or natural features. No face beautification, no face morphing and no artificial facial redesign. If Reference Image 4 shows a person wearing a turban, preserve their authentic turban style. If they are without a turban, keep them without a turban. If the person is female, preserve her exact female identity and naturally adapt the same composition without changing her face or gender. The original model's identity must be completely replaced by the person in Reference Image 4, while EVERYTHING ELSE remains visually consistent with the master references. Ultra-realistic DSLR photography, natural skin texture, realistic fabric, physically accurate lighting, sharp details, seamless compositing, 8K quality. FINAL RULE: NEW PERSON = ONLY FROM IMAGE 4. EVERYTHING ELSE = COPY THE 3 MASTER REFERENCES.

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Use exactly TWO uploaded reference photos. REFERENCE 1 = Sikh saint/speaker. Preserve his face, facial features, beard, blue turban, body proportions, clothing, shawl and overall appearance exactly as shown. Do not redesign or change his identity. REFERENCE 2 = the person/user who will stand beside and protect the saint. Preserve this person’s exact face, eyes, nose, beard, skin tone, age and natural facial structure. NO face replacement, beautification or facial alteration. Create one ultra-realistic 1980s Punjab documentary photograph: the saint is the MAIN FOCUS, standing on a simple outdoor stage giving a speech into a vintage microphone, one hand raised naturally while speaking. The user stands slightly behind/ beside him as a respectful Sikh bodyguard/security person, alert and protective but completely unarmed. The user must wear a realistic white kurta-pajama with a simple dark vintage sleeveless jacket. If the user already wears a turban, KEEP THE SAME TURBAN STYLE and do not change its shape. If the user has uncut hair but no turban, add a simple traditional cloth covering/rumaal naturally. If the uploaded person has short/cut hair, do NOT create a Sikh turban; use a simple respectful rumaal/head covering instead. Authentic early-1980s Punjab gathering: old patterned pandal canopy, vintage stage, realistic Sikh/Punjabi crowd, period-accurate clothing and environment, natural daylight, real human proportions. No weapons, no religious symbols, no modern objects, no modern clothing, no dramatic cinematic effects. Only the text “1980” may appear on a simple old stage/banner element. No other text. Make it look like a genuine real photograph taken in the early 1980s on analog film, with natural skin texture, realistic beard and fabric detail, subtle authentic film grain, slightly faded vintage colors and natural imperfections. CRITICAL: Keep BOTH uploaded faces recognizable and unchanged. Do not alter the user’s face. The saint must remain taller and visually more prominent than the user. The saint is the main focus, while the user remains clearly visible beside/behind him. Final image: ultra-realistic, authentic 1980s documentary photography, natural camera perspective, 8K-quality detail, NOT an AI-looking image.

MASTER 1980s SIKH VINTAGE PHOTO COMPOSITING PROMPT Use TWO uploaded reference images: REFERENCE IMAGE 1: The first uploaded image is the PRIMARY HISTORICAL REFERENCE. Preserve the saint’s appearance, facial features, beard, blue turban, clothing, shawl, pose, body proportions, spear and overall visual character as closely as possible. Do not redesign or modernize the saint. REFERENCE IMAGE 2: The second uploaded image is the PERSON TO BE NATURALLY ADDED INTO THE SAME PHOTOGRAPH. IMPORTANT IDENTITY RULE: Preserve the uploaded person’s real face and identity as accurately as possible. Do NOT beautify, reshape, replace, age, de-age, or artificially regenerate the face. Keep the person's natural facial structure, eyes, nose, lips, beard, moustache and skin texture recognizable. HEAD-COVERING RULE — VERY IMPORTANT: If the uploaded person has hair and is not wearing a turban, their head MUST be respectfully covered with a simple traditional Sikh/Punjabi head covering appropriate to the early 1980s. Do not leave uncovered hair visible. If the uploaded person is already wearing a turban: KEEP THE SAME TURBAN STYLE, SHAPE, WRAPPING PATTERN AND OVERALL APPEARANCE. Do NOT replace it with another turban style. Do NOT change the turban into a different shape. If the person is wearing a traditional Sikh turban, preserve that exact visual character while integrating it naturally into the period photograph. COMPOSITION: Make the uploaded person appear as if they were genuinely present beside/behind the saint when the original photograph was taken. The person must NOT look pasted, cut out, digitally inserted, or AI-generated. Create natural: - body proportions - perspective - camera distance - lighting direction - shadows - skin tone - depth of field - film grain - atmospheric haze - edge softness - clothing texture The saint should remain slightly in FRONT, while the added person should stand naturally just behind or slightly beside the saint, depending on the composition. WIDE-ANGLE COMPOSITION: Use a slightly wider camera angle than the original reference. Show more of the surrounding gurdwara environment, architecture, courtyard and a few naturally blurred people in the background. Do not make the subjects look distorted. Use a realistic vintage documentary-photography perspective. 1980s PERIOD AUTHENTICITY: Everything must look genuinely from the early 1980s: traditional Sikh/Punjabi clothing, period-appropriate turbans, natural fabric, old gurdwara architecture, vintage environment, no modern clothing, no modern accessories, no modern buildings or objects. PHOTOGRAPHIC STYLE: Authentic early-1980s analog documentary photograph. Faded slightly warm colors, natural sunlight, realistic skin texture, subtle Kodak-style film grain, tiny dust particles, mild scratches, slight softness, imperfect exposure and authentic old-photo aging. The image should look like a REAL photograph discovered from the early 1980s — NOT like a modern AI image with a vintage filter. MOST IMPORTANT: The added person's face must look naturally photographed in the same moment as the saint. No pasted-face effect. No mismatched sharpness. No mismatched lighting. No artificial outline around the person. No floating body parts. No incorrect hands. No distorted face. No extra fingers. No duplicate people. FINAL RESULT: A believable, respectful, historically styled 1980s Sikh/Punjabi photograph in which the saint and the uploaded person appear to have genuinely been photographed together at the same time.

SHORT MASTER PROMPT — 1980s SIKH HISTORICAL PHOTO Use exactly the 2 uploaded reference images. Reference 1 = primary Sikh historical subject. Reference 2 = the user/devotee. Create one ultra-realistic vertical 9:16 early-1980s Sikh/Punjabi documentary photograph. Preserve the primary subject from Reference 1 as accurately as possible — same recognizable face, eyes, nose, beard, moustache, deep-blue round parna/turban, shawl, traditional clothing, body proportions, spear and overall appearance. Do not redesign or change his turban, beard, face or clothing. Add the person from Reference 2 as an ordinary respectful Sikh devotee in the sangat. Preserve his real facial identity, beard, moustache and facial proportions. Do not beautify, replace, age, de-age or alter his face. The devotee should stand slightly behind/beside the saint with clear respectful space, never touching him, never shoulder-to-shoulder, and never looking like a brother, friend, companion or bodyguard. Dress the devotee in simple authentic early-1980s Punjabi/Sikh clothing. If his head is uncovered, add a simple traditional rumal/head covering naturally. If he already wears a turban, preserve his existing turban style. Place both naturally inside a realistic early-1980s Sikh sangat and gurdwara courtyard, with several background devotees, traditional architecture and authentic period clothing. Keep the saint visually dominant and the devotee secondary. The final image must look like a genuine old analog photograph, not AI art: natural sunlight, realistic skin texture, slightly faded colors, subtle film grain, mild softness, natural shadows and authentic 1980s photographic atmosphere. Strictly avoid: modern objects, modern clothing, smartphones, modern cars, face replacement, face merging, duplicated people, distorted hands/fingers, artificial cut-out edges, exaggerated faces, touching, bodyguard pose or modern cinematic styling. Final priority: accurate identities + unchanged saint appearance + respectful distance + authentic early-1980s historical photograph + 9:16 composition.