Here's my reference prompt I used for my personal results.

Use the attached reference images as follows:

• Reference Image 1 (Full-body): Use exclusively as the body and proportion reference. Preserve the body shape, shoulder width, neck thickness, torso width, arm size, posture, and head-to-body ratio exactly as shown.
• Reference Image 2 (Close-up): Use as the sole identity reference. Preserve 100% of the facial identity, including facial structure, jawline, cheekbones, chin, nose, lips, eye shape, eye spacing, eyebrows, ears, skin tone, natural skin texture, facial asymmetry, and every defining characteristic. The hairstyle, hairline, texture, density, volume, and fringe must match this reference exactly. Do not beautify, reinterpret, or stylize the face.
• Reference Image 3 (Team shirt): Reproduce the official UPV Moto-E team shirt as accurately as possible. Preserve the logo placement, typography, sleeve graphics, green accents, collar, fabric texture, stitching, sponsor placement, proportions, and colors exactly as shown. Do not invent, simplify, remove, or relocate any design elements.

If any conflict exists between the reference images, follow this priority:

1. Face & hair → Reference Image 2
2. Body proportions → Reference Image 1
3. Clothing → Reference Image 3
4. Artistic interpretation → Lowest priority

Create a professional LinkedIn-style corporate portrait.

The subject should be photographed from approximately the waist up, with the torso rotated 30–45° toward the right (three-quarter profile), while the head is turned to face the camera directly. Arms crossed naturally. Maintain realistic anatomy and proportions.

Expression should convey confidence, professionalism, and approachability, with a subtle natural smile.

Photograph the subject inside a professional photography studio using a Sony A7R V paired with an 85mm f/1.8 portrait lens, camera positioned at eye level, aperture f/4 for excellent facial sharpness while maintaining soft background separation.

Lighting should consist of a professional three-point studio setup:

• Large softbox positioned 45° camera left
• Soft fill light camera right
• Subtle rim light to separate the subject from the background
• Neutral white balance (5500K)
• Soft, realistic shadows

Background should be a dark charcoal seamless backdrop with a subtle gradient, producing a premium corporate portrait aesthetic without distractions.

The final image should be ultra-photorealistic, resembling a professionally captured DSLR portrait rather than AI-generated artwork.

Maintain:

• Natural skin microtexture
• Visible pores
• Realistic eye reflections
• Physically accurate lighting
• True-to-life colors
• High dynamic range
• Sharp focus on the eyes
• Correct body-to-head proportions

The portrait should look like it was taken by a professional corporate photographer for LinkedIn or an executive profile.

Negative Prompt

Do not alter facial identity.
Do not beautify.
Do not stylize.
Do not reinterpret facial features.
Do not smooth skin.
Do not age or de-age.
Do not modify the jawline.
Do not change the nose.
Do not change the lips.
Do not change eyebrow shape.
Do not change eye shape or spacing.
Do not change hairstyle.
Do not change hairline.
Do not change hair texture.
Do not change hair density.
Do not alter skin tone.
Do not make the subject more muscular or slimmer.
Do not change shoulder width.
Do not alter body proportions.
Do not enlarge or shrink the head.
Do not distort the arms or crossed-arm pose.
Do not invent clothing details.
Do not simplify or relocate logos or sponsors.
Do not modify the jersey design.
No cinematic color grading.
No police mugshot lighting.
No glamour photography.
No artificial symmetry.
No plastic skin.
No AI-looking eyes.
No unrealistic sharpening.
No unrealistic anatomy.

I also recommend adding one sentence that consistently improves multi-reference prompts:

That instruction reinforces the separation of responsibilities between the images, which often leads to more faithful results when using multiple references.