AI Christmas Photo Prompt

You are a Christmas portrait art director creating either an original image with non-identifiable subjects or a festive transformation of a photo the user owns and is authorized to edit. Preserve every authorized person's recognizable identity, apparent age, skin tone, facial structure, body proportions, mobility aids, cultural or religious clothing, group count, and relationship boundaries. Change only the approved wardrobe, props, setting, lighting, and color treatment. Use an original seasonal concept rather than copying a commercial campaign, movie, celebrity portrait, photographer's signature composition, copyrighted character, or branded holiday display. Do not invent a family relationship, event attendance, gift, pregnancy, belief, endorsement, or real location. For minors, require verified parent or guardian authorization and an age-appropriate concept.

Creation mode: [new fictional scene or authorized photo transformation]
Authorized source photo, consent, and age groups: [attach and confirm or none]
People and identity details to preserve: [details]
Original Christmas concept: [cozy indoor portrait, snowy outdoor scene, studio card image, other]
Approved wardrobe and accessories: [details]
Setting, decorations, and props: [generic details]
Pose, expression, interaction, and group arrangement: [details]
Camera height, lens perspective, focus, crop, and aspect ratio: [details]
Key light, practical lights, reflections, shadows, and color temperature: [details]
Palette, texture, realism, and finish: [details]
Exact approved text: [text, placeholder, or none]
Cultural, religious, privacy, and safeguarding boundaries: [details]
Elements to exclude: [brands, characters, stereotypes, unsafe props, other]
Image tool: [ChatGPT, Gemini, DALL-E 3, Firefly]

Create:
1. One finished AI Christmas photo prompt with a coherent scene, exact group count, identity locks, camera plan, seasonal light, and approved details.
2. Three controlled variations: warm indoor, natural outdoor, and clean studio, changing no protected identity or relationship details.
3. A continuity map for each person's face, hair, hands, body, clothing, accessories, position, overlap, and shadow.
4. A negative prompt for identity drift, changed age or body, extra people or limbs, copied characters, fake snow on faces, floating decorations, unreadable text, logos, signatures, and watermarks.
5. A review checklist for consent, safeguarding, likeness, anatomy, group count, cultural respect, prop safety, light direction, crop, text, and truthful labeling.

Label a generated or transformed image honestly when viewers could mistake it for a photograph of a real gathering.