Key instructions to preserve
No beautification, no face reshaping, no expression change unless stated.
GuardrailThe subject's face must be clearly visible and recognizable mid-stride.
IDENTITY LOCK: Use the uploaded photo as the sole identity reference. Preserve the subject's facial structure, skin tone, eye shape, hairstyle, and every distinguishing feature exactly — the person must remain instantly recognizable. No beautification, no face reshaping, no expression change unless stated. SCENE: Subject walking across a zebra crossing in a direct homage to the Abbey Road cover format — but alone, in their own modern clothing, on a sunlit London-style street. Shot from the center of the road with the subject mid-stride, the iconic straight-ahead walking pose. A tongue-in-cheek reimagining of one of history's most famous album covers. PHYSICS & CRAFT: Morning 5800K direct sunlight from a low angle creating long shadows on the crossing stripes. The white crossing stripes and dark tarmac create strong graphic contrast beneath the subject's feet. Period-accurate London terraced housing and mature trees in soft background bokeh. TECHNICAL EXECUTION: 50mm f/5.6 from road level slightly below, subject walking directly toward camera, in the spirit of the original Iain Macmillan photograph — straight, unfussy, iconic framing. HARD CONSTRAINTS: The subject's face must be clearly visible and recognizable mid-stride. Do not add other people to the crossing. Keep the composition deliberately similar to the Abbey Road source — this is the visual reference, not a secret.
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Abbey Road Crosswalk Moment is a album art prompt for GPT Image 2, composed for a 1:1 image. No beautification, no face reshaping, no expression change unless stated.
No beautification, no face reshaping, no expression change unless stated.
Keep the prompt structure, then replace the main subject, action, or environment in "No beautification, no face reshaping, no expression change unless stated.".
Adjust one visual signal at a time, such as "50mm", "f/5.6", "low angle", "bokeh", so you can identify which instruction changes the result.
Keep the subject near the visual center for a balanced square composition that works well for avatars, covers, and social posts.
Use one clear reference image and retain the identity-lock instructions when changing clothing, lighting, background, or camera direction.
Use direct natural-language edits after the first generation. State what must remain unchanged before describing the single element you want to revise.
Judge the result by how clearly it communicates the intended album art direction while keeping the subject, environment, and visual treatment consistent.
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