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No beautification, no face reshaping, no expression change unless stated.
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 submerged beneath the surface of a turquoise pool, shot from above like the Nevermind album concept — but uniquely their own. The subject is fully clothed in their own outfit, floating face-up under the water, eyes open, hair floating outward, the pool drain or a dollar bill far below — an iconic album cover in its own right. PHYSICS & CRAFT: Pool water surface seen from above — sunlight refracting through the disturbed water into caustic light patterns on the subject and pool floor. The water has a clear 5800K sunlit turquoise quality. Hair floats with accurate underwater physics — spreading outward and upward. The clothing behaves as wet fabric — clingy, slightly billowing. The subject's face is clear through the water, eyes open. TECHNICAL EXECUTION: Directly overhead, 24mm f/8, the entire pool width in frame, the subject centered, light refraction creating a natural spotlight effect on their face, depth visible through the clear water. HARD CONSTRAINTS: This is inspired by the Nevermind concept but must be entirely its own image — different subject, different objects, different aesthetic. Do not reproduce the Nirvana album directly. The face must be clearly visible through the water and recognizable.
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Submerged in an Album Cover Pool 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 "24mm", "f/8", "spotlight", "ai image prompt", 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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