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Use the uploaded photo(s) to create a personalized visual posing guide: “How can I pose right here?”

INPUT
The user provides either one photo showing themselves in their surroundings, or separate photos of themselves and the location.

Create six natural, distinct, easy-to-copy poses for this exact person, wearing their existing outfit, in this actual location.

First, study the visible space, lighting, clothing, available framing, and objects the person could realistically interact with. Use those observations to design the poses; do not apply a generic set of fashion poses.

OUTPUT
Generate one photorealistic contact sheet with six equally sized panels in a clean 2-column × 3-row layout. Number the panels 1–6, reading left to right, top to bottom. Show one clear pose per panel, with enough of the body visible to understand how to reproduce it. Keep all other text outside the image.

IDENTITY AND CONTINUITY
Keep the same recognizable person throughout: facial features, age, skin tone, body proportions, hairstyle, clothing, footwear, and visible accessories. Preserve natural skin texture and the real fit and folds of the clothes. Do not beautify, reshape the body, change the outfit, or add accessories.

Keep the location recognizable and spatially consistent across all six panels. Camera positions may change, but do not redesign the setting, invent scenery, or move fixed objects. Use only surfaces and props clearly present in the reference. Do not invent unseen outfit details; choose framing that works with the available references.

POSE DESIGN
Make the poses feel like relaxed moments photographed by a friend, with believable balance, comfortable joints, and natural expressions.

Give each pose a different action or silhouette. Where the location allows, vary standing position, body direction, weight distribution, gaze, framing, or a small everyday movement. Use seated or leaning poses only when a suitable, safe surface is clearly visible.

For every pose:
- Give both hands a clear, relaxed placement.
- Make the feet and weight distribution physically believable.
- Choose a specific gaze direction.
- Use a comfortable expression, without forcing a smile.
- Adapt the movement to the actual outfit and space.

The six options must differ meaningfully; changing only the head tilt or facial expression is not enough. Avoid exaggerated arching, awkward crossed limbs, rigid symmetry, forced “model” gestures, and movements that require unusual flexibility.

PHOTOGRAPHIC STYLE
Make the panels look like ordinary, well-composed smartphone photographs taken during the same short photo session. Preserve the reference’s lighting direction, atmosphere, and realistic colors. Use natural perspective, believable shadows, and restrained background blur. Avoid beauty filters, plastic skin, artificial studio lighting, and cinematic effects.

Choose practical camera positions that another person could actually use in this space. Keep hands anatomically correct and avoid wide-angle distortion of the face or body.

PERSIAN INSTRUCTIONS
After the image, provide a short Persian guide matching panels 1–6. For each panel, include:
- A short, everyday name for the pose.
- One direct instruction explaining body position, feet, and weight.
- The exact placement of each hand.
- Where to look and how to hold the expression.
- Camera height, shooting direction, approximate distance, and suggested framing.
Describe left and right from the photographed person’s perspective. Use plain, friendly Persian and concrete directions someone unfamiliar with posing can follow immediately.

Base the guidance only on what is visible. Do not infer personality, insecurities, health, or other private traits from appearance. If the location is not shown at all, ask for a location photo before generating the guide