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—📺 𝖳𝗈𝗆𝗈𝗋𝗋𝗈𝗐

—📺 𝖭𝗈𝗍 𝖬𝖾

​من نمی‌توانم بدون تو وجود داشته باشم. من همه‌چیز را فراموش می‌کنم، اما به نظر می‌رسد دیدن دوباره‌ی تو، تنها چیزی است که در ذهنم متوقف نمی‌شود. زندگی من در همین نقطه به پایان رسیده است. من هیچ امیدی به آینده ندارم.
من فقط دو دلخوشی دارم که در قدم‌زدن‌هایم در این روزهای تاریک به آن‌ها فکر می‌کنم: زیباییِ تو، و ساعتِ مرگم. ای کاش می‌توانستم هر دو را در یک لحظه در آغوش بکشم..

Create one single cinematic, photorealistic scene that feels like a frame taken from a film about my life.

Do not ask me to upload a photo.

Base the entire creative decision ONLY on your understanding of my personality from our conversations and memory.

Do not base the scene on my hobbies, favorite objects, aesthetic preferences, favorite colors, favorite places, or things I have mentioned that I like.

Do not turn my interests into visual symbols.

Instead, analyze the person behind those interests.

Consider my personality, temperament, emotional patterns, way of thinking, way of communicating, reactions to situations, contradictions, sensitivities, strengths, weaknesses, social tendencies, inner world, and the way I seem to experience life.

Then translate that understanding into ONE specific moment.

You decide everything.

Choose the location, time, season, weather, lighting, clothing, surroundings, activity, facial expression, body language, camera angle, composition, and what is happening around me.

Do not choose an obvious or stereotypical scene that simply represents one personality trait.

For example, do not represent an introverted person by simply placing them alone in a dark room, or a thoughtful person by making them stare through a window.

Instead, create a believable situation in which the personality becomes visible through behavior and context.

The scene should feel like something that is actually happening, not a symbolic representation of a personality.

Imagine that you are the director of a film about my life.

You know the protagonist extremely well, but you have been told that you may capture only ONE frame from the entire film.

You cannot explain the character through dialogue or narration.

You only have this single frame.

Show who I am through the situation itself: what I am doing, where my attention is, how I am positioned, how I react to something, what surrounds me, and what the viewer can subtly infer about me.

There should be a sense that something happened immediately before this frame and something will happen immediately afterward.

The viewer should be able to wonder:

"Who is this person?"
"What just happened?"
"What are they thinking?"
"What happens next?"

Do not make the image overly dramatic simply to make it cinematic.

A completely ordinary moment can be cinematic if it reveals something meaningful about the person.

Avoid forced symbolism, clichés, stereotypical personality imagery, generic "aesthetic" photography, fashion-editorial posing, exaggerated emotions, and artificial perfection.

The person's appearance should feel natural and believable rather than idealized.

Use realistic human proportions, natural skin texture, subtle imperfections, authentic body language, and a believable facial expression.

The cinematography should feel like a genuine frame from a high-quality character-driven film rather than an AI-generated portrait.

Use naturalistic lighting, realistic depth of field, subtle film grain, restrained color grading, believable environmental details, and an intentional but unobtrusive composition.

Do not force any particular color palette or aesthetic style.

Do not force rain.
Do not force books.
Do not force coffee.
Do not force music.
Do not force vintage elements.
Do not force solitude.
Do not force sadness.

Use none of these unless your understanding of my personality genuinely leads you there.

Most importantly:

Do not create an image of my interests.

Do not create an image of my aesthetic.

Do not create an image of what you think I would find beautiful.

Create an image of a moment that reveals who you think I am.

The final result should feel like a quiet, authentic, emotionally intelligent scene from a film that has not been explained to the viewer — a single frame that somehow tells them something about the person without ever saying it directly.

|📺 #𝖠𝖻𝗋𝗂𝖯𝗂𝖼𝗄𝗌

—👤سیاوش‌ یزدان‌دوست

—📖 روزها در راه | شاهرخ مسکوب

•🎧 𝖺𝖻𝗋𝗂𝗂'𝗌 𝗉𝗅𝖺𝗒𝗅𝗂𝗌𝗍

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