Late-Night Convenience Store

A single 4:5 vertical photograph of a couple on a late-night date inside a Korean-style convenience store, around 11:30 p.m. The visual register is contemporary K-drama — cool fluorescent interior, the dark street through the window, instant ramyeon and snacks on the counter.

There are TWO uploaded photographs — Partner A (female) and Partner B (male).

LOCK Partner A: full face — eye shape and colour, nose, lip shape, eyebrows, jawline, chin, hairline, ear shape, skin tone, every visible mark. Natural hair preserved.
LOCK Partner B: same complete checklist. Hairline preserved EXACTLY (do not add hair). Facial hair preserved exactly.

ANTI-BLEND CLAUSE: Partner A's face exclusively from her upload, Partner B's exclusively from his. The two faces never blend or average. Friends should recognise both partners independently.

LOCK IDENTITY, RE-LIGHT THE REST (both partners): lock each partner's identity — bone structure, features and their spacing, permanent marks, and true relative complexion (never lightened). Do NOT lock either upload's lighting or absolute skin tone — both faces are RE-LIT by THIS scene (the cool store fluorescents).

FACE-BODY INTEGRATION & REALISM (mandatory — applies to BOTH partners):

1. ONE CONTINUOUS PHOTOGRAPH, NOT A FACE-GRAFT. For each partner, the head, neck, and body are one person in a single exposure — no visible seam, edge, halo, or pasted-on boundary at the jaw, chin, hairline, or neck; the face is not sharper or brighter than the body. Both partners belong to the SAME photograph — one light, one grain, one grade — not two cut-outs placed side by side.

2. SKIN-TONE CONTINUITY (no two-tone problem). For each partner, the complexion of face, ears, neck, shoulders, and hands is ONE consistent skin tone — their true complexion everywhere, never lightened, with no tonal step at the jawline or neckline. Each partner keeps their OWN complexion; the two are not averaged toward each other.

3. SCENE-MATCHED LIGHTING. Both faces are RE-LIT by THIS scene — the same key-light direction, colour temperature, intensity, and shadow pattern fall on both partners' faces AND bodies, consistent with where each one stands. Catchlights and skin highlights match the environment for both.

4. CORRECT HEAD-TO-BODY PROPORTION. Each head is anatomically sized to its own body (about one-seventh to one-eighth of standing height). Do NOT enlarge either head. The two partners are in correct relative scale to each other (natural height/build difference from the uploads).

5. HEAD POSE FOLLOWS THE BODY. Each head sits naturally on its neck, consistent with that partner's posture and the camera angle — no front-facing face on a turned body. Where the partners touch (leaning together, shoulders close), the contact is physically real and correctly occluded.

6. NATURAL NECK & HAIRLINE TRANSITION. For each partner, jaw flows into neck, neck into shoulders, hairline into scalp — soft natural anatomy, real shadow under the chin, no abrupt mask-edge.

REPLACE from both uploads: any jewelry — replaced with simple casual accessories below.

Wardrobe — casual late-night: both in relaxed everyday wear — soft hoodies, oversized tees, or a knit + joggers; coordinated soft tones (cream, grey, soft blue). Real cotton, comfortable fit. Optional matching slippers/sliders.

Pose and composition: the couple stands at the store's window counter (the standing eat-in ledge facing the street). Pick ONE: (a) both leaning over two steaming cups of instant ramyeon, mid-laugh, chopsticks in hand; (b) Partner A blowing on a spoonful and offering it to Partner B; (c) both turned slightly to the camera with warm playful smiles, snacks between them. Relaxed, intimate, a little silly.

Props: two cups of instant ramyeon with visible steam and chopsticks, a bottle of banana milk, a couple of triangle kimbap, a soda can, the counter clutter of a real convenience-store snack run.

Setting: a Korean-style convenience-store interior — bright shelves of snacks softly behind, a drinks fridge glowing, the window counter, and the dark quiet street with a few distant signs outside. Lived-in and real.

Light — cool fluorescent interior: primary cool overhead fluorescent light at around 5000-5600K, even and slightly clinical (the convenience-store signature), warmed slightly by the ramyeon steam; the dark street provides a cool fall-off behind. Catchlights in all eyes from the ceiling lights.

Camera language: 35mm prime at f/2.0, full-frame digital, processed for clean K-drama colour with the slight cool fluorescent cast, ISO 1600. Slight candid handheld feel.

Colour treatment: cool-clean convenience-store palette — bright fluorescents, the warm steam, soft wardrobe tones, the dark street. Skin tones true to both uploads. The intimate-late-night K-drama register.

Skin handling: pores visible on both, natural texture, eyes alive with the warmth, facial hair (Partner B) preserved.

Aspect ratio 4:5 vertical. No text, no caption, no border, no watermark.