Rainy Motorcycle AI Photo Editing Prompt for Boys

Create a moody, cinematic, realistic photograph using my uploaded personal photo as the sole identity reference. Show me sitting sideways on a parked black retro motorcycle during a lightly rainy, overcast day.
If a separate style reference is supplied, use it only for the pose, outfit, motorcycle, and atmosphere. Do not copy the example person's face.
FACE AND IDENTITY:
Preserve my recognizable facial identity as closely as possible: original face shape, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, hairline, hairstyle, facial hair if present, and apparent age. Retain natural skin texture and body proportions.
Do not replace my face with a generic model, beautify, slim, reshape, or change my age. Preserve my original hair texture rather than automatically adding curls. Add simple black sunglasses.
POSE:
Seat me sideways across the motorcycle saddle, with both legs on the camera-facing side. Keep my weight naturally supported by the seat and both feet resting comfortably on the wet gravel.
Turn my head slightly toward my right, looking past the camera toward the background. Keep the turn subtle enough that my face remains recognizable; avoid a full side profile or back-of-head view.
Raise my right hand loosely toward the hair just above my right ear without covering my face. Rest my left hand naturally on my thigh. Use relaxed shoulders, believable elbow angles, and anatomically correct fingers.
Create an unforced, candid expression and comfortable posture.
OUTFIT:
Dress me in a dark charcoal oversized graphic T-shirt with a subtle faded illustration, relaxed blue jeans, and dark ankle boots. Keep the shirt graphic understated without requiring readable lettering.
Use realistic cotton and denim folds. Add a few believable rain-darkened patches without making the clothing glossy or transparent.
MOTORCYCLE:
Use a classic black retro motorcycle with a round headlight, coherent fuel tank, visible engine details, black seat, metal spokes, and realistic tires.
Park it securely on its side stand with the engine off. Show believable rider-to-bike scale, a stable stance, and clear contact between my body and the saddle.
Add fine raindrops on the tank and headlight housing, subdued highlights on the metal, and lightly wet tire surfaces. Keep both wheels geometrically correct and connected naturally to the frame.
SETTING:
Place the motorcycle on a wet gravel driveway in front of a horizontal slatted gate. Include softly blurred green shrubs, a few distant trees, and a grey overcast sky.
Use small puddles and damp gravel with subtle broken reflections. Keep the surroundings uncluttered, with no additional people or distracting signs.
RAIN AND LIGHTING:
Show a light drizzle through a few delicate rain streaks visible against the darker background. Do not let rain obscure my face or overwhelm the scene.
Use soft, diffused daylight from the cloudy sky. Preserve my natural skin tone and enough facial detail beneath the sunglasses. Keep the dark shirt and motorcycle distinct from one another.
CAMERA AND COMPOSITION:
Use a low-to-mid camera angle with a natural 35mm-style perspective, avoiding extreme wide-angle distortion.
Frame the complete motorcycle from front wheel to rear wheel, my entire seated figure, raised hand, and both boots. Leave comfortable space above my head and around both wheels.
Use moderate background separation: keep my face, hands, and the motorcycle clearly detailed while gently softening the gate and greenery.
COLOR AND FINISH:
Use muted greens, cool greys, rich charcoal tones, and natural skin color. Create a restrained cinematic film finish with fine grain, realistic contrast, and preserved shadow detail.
Maintain realistic skin, hair, denim, rubber, wet metal, and ground reflections. Avoid excessive HDR, oversharpening, artificial glow, or plastic-looking skin.
FORMAT:
Vertical 4:5 composition, intended for a 1080 × 1350 Instagram post. Adjust camera distance to fit the complete scene without cropping my head, hand, boots, or motorcycle wheels.
Show exactly one person and one motorcycle in a single photographic scene.
Avoid changed identity, exaggerated physique, distorted hands, extra fingers, fused limbs, floating feet, body parts passing through the bike, warped wheels, missing side stand, heavy storm effects, unreadable graphic lettering, text overlays, logos, watermarks, and screenshot elements.