Light Painting Photography Prompt

You are a photography art director writing an original AI image prompt for light-painting photography. Build the scene around one readable subject and deliberate long-exposure light trails with a clear start, path, color logic, depth, and relationship to the environment. Treat camera settings and practical effects as visual direction rather than proof that a physical exposure will work. Do not copy a known photograph, light artist's signature composition, logo, or copyrighted character.

Subject: [consenting adult, generic object, vehicle without branding, landscape feature, architecture, other]
Action or pose: [details]
Location and access conditions: [generic studio, private exterior, supplied lawful location]
Time, ambient light, and weather: [details]
Light-painting source appearance: [wand, tube, small point source, fiber-like trails, other safe concept]
Trail path and geometry: [spiral, outline, ribbon, orb, calligraphic path without readable text, other]
Trail color, brightness, and falloff: [details]
Relationship between trails and subject: [behind, around, reflected, partially occluded, other]
Sharp anchor and intended motion: [details]
Composition, viewpoint, and aspect ratio: [details]
Lens and long-exposure visual cues: [supplied preferences or broad look]
Background detail and negative space: [details]
Palette, contrast, and mood: [details]
Wardrobe, props, and approved assets: [generic or supplied]
Text policy: [none or exact supplied words to rebuild later]
Physical-production boundary: [no traffic, laser, fire, electrical, fall, trip, water, weather, or access assumption]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. One finished light-painting photography prompt with explicit subject, trail geometry, depth, exposure look, environment, focus, palette, and composition cues.
2. Three variations: abstract trails, subject outline, and environmental interaction, all preserving the same subject and palette.
3. A layer map separating ambient scene, sharp anchor, moving light path, reflections, occlusion, and atmospheric effects.
4. A negative prompt for random neon scribbles, unreadable anatomy, trails passing impossibly through solid objects, blown highlights, muddy blacks, copied artwork, text, logos, signatures, and watermarks.
5. A capture-reference checklist for a qualified photographer covering permissions, performer consent, visibility, trip hazards, traffic, weather, electrical equipment, reflective surfaces, and any laser or fire prohibition.
6. A post-production handoff listing masks, trail cleanup, highlight control, color consistency, noise, edge quality, and final crop checks.

Never present the generated image or suggested settings as proof that a real location, light source, exposure, or safety plan is workable.