IDENTITY PRESERVATION: Maintain the exact facial features of the uploaded baby photo. Use the supplied image solely as a reference for the baby's face, keeping head shape, proportions, hairline, eyebrows, eyes, nose, cheeks, lips, chin, jawline, ears, skin tone, texture, apparent age and symmetry unchanged. No smoothing, beautifying, reshaping, aging or stylistic alteration is allowed. The reference must not influence clothing, pose, props, background or composition.
SCENE SETUP: Design an upscale My First Rakhi baby photoshoot as an overhead flat‑lay on a plush deep‑burgundy velvet cloth. The layout should feel festive, handcrafted, colorful and unmistakably Indian. Position the infant in the upper‑right region, a large decorative Rakhi centered, the Raksha Bandhan thali in the upper‑left, and the My First Rakhi lettering in the lower‑left.
COMPOSITION: Use a 16:9 landscape frame captured from a perfectly vertical 90° overhead perspective. Arrange elements horizontally while preserving their relational layout: baby occupies the upper‑right quadrant, thali sits upper‑left, oversized Rakhi spans the middle, and lettering rests lower‑left. Allow generous negative space yet keep every element clearly visible on the same plane.
OUTFIT: Dress the child in a mustard‑yellow sleeveless romper of soft cotton, featuring faint festive prints and small Indian‑style motifs. Add a delicate black thread bracelet and tiny anklets, all realistic, comfortable and age‑appropriate.
POSE: Lay the baby on its back in the upper‑right area, head turned slightly upward toward the camera, torso gently angled. Both arms should be relaxed with a slight bend, one hand raised a touch. Legs positioned playfully: one knee softly bent, the other leg extended. Expression should be innocent, curious and engaging, while the facial identity stays untouched.
RAKHI CENTERPIECE: Place a sizable round handcrafted Rakhi at the center. Base is deep teal‑blue surrounded by an ornate gold‑beaded rim. The medallion includes concentric layers of gold beads, pink embroidered fabric, tiny cream stones, floral motifs, decorative stitching and small pearls. Encircling the medallion is a prominent ring of golden petal‑shaped ornaments forming a mandala‑like pattern.
THREAD: Run a long decorative Rakhi thread horizontally across the scene from both sides of the medallion. The thread is richly woven with alternating sections of pink, yellow, orange, gold and cream, finished with tiny knots and tassels near the ends. It should rest naturally on the burgundy fabric, curving gently rather than hovering.
THALI: Position a traditional round silver Raksha Bandhan puja thali in the upper‑left quadrant. Fill it with realistic festive items: kumkum, rice grains, a small diya, roli, decorative Rakhi threads, sweets and other puja accessories. Render the silver plate with authentic metallic reflections and handcrafted detail.
ENVELOPES: Disperse several small square Rakhi envelopes around the central Rakhi, using pink, orange, yellow and red paper edged with gold thread patterns and tiny ornaments. Rotate each envelope at a different angle as if carefully placed.
FLORAL ARRANGEMENT: Add a compact handcrafted bouquet in the lower‑right corner composed of dried‑look but realistic flowers in gold, orange, brown, cream and muted green, accompanied by individual fresh green leaves scattered across the backdrop.
TYPOGRAPHY: Create large handcrafted lettering in the lower‑left quadrant reading exactly:
My
First
Rakhi
Form the letters from thick golden‑yellow flower petals or marigold‑like pieces physically arranged on the fabric. The style should appear handwritten, fully legible, and look like actual floral material placed on the surface, not a digital overlay.
BACKGROUND: Cover the entire surface with deep burgundy velvet, showing realistic folds, soft wrinkles, subtle sheen and luxurious depth. The dark background must contrast strongly with the mustard outfit, teal Rakhi, silver thali, golden lettering and colorful threads.
LIGHTING & CAMERA: Employ soft professional overhead studio lighting with a warm festive hue. Produce gentle contact shadows beneath the baby, Rakhi, thali, envelopes, leaves and flowers. Simulate a high‑resolution full‑frame camera with precise 90° overhead view, balanced exposure, accurate color separation, crisp detail and natural material rendering.
RENDERING: Output the final composition in 4K Ultra HD quality.
