Image - 2026-10-17 09:15

Use case: historical-scene. First frame for Mother's Hands. Reference 1 establishes the SAME mother and grown son; reference 2 additionally anchors her facial details. Keep the same mother's facial structure: grey-green eyes, broad cheekbones, slightly long straight nose, small facial moles near the mouth, chestnut side-parted low bun. Change only her age as specified, never cast a new actress. Wedding in a Soviet provincial town in 1970. Mother is age 46 and her son is age 22, the same young man as reference 1 four years later, clean-shaven with light brown hair, wearing a charcoal suit, white shirt and narrow dark tie. He stands RIGHT. Mother stands CENTRE in a modest muted teal dress. His bride stands LEFT, age 21, with a distinct youthful face, brown hair and a simple period white wedding dress and short veil; she holds a small bouquet low at her waist. All three faces clearly visible in a close medium group shot. Mother is leaning a little toward the bride, their cheeks nearly touching in a natural wedding greeting; the bride turns her cheek toward her. The son watches warmly, close enough for mother to turn and kiss him next. Hands remain separate and low, no intricate interlocking. Plain stone registry-office doorway behind them, no lettering or modern details. Just three people. Photorealistic Soviet colour feature film, natural soft daylight, restrained teal and amber, warm skin, fine subtle film grain, unglamorous naturalism and believable anatomy. Vertical 9:16 single full-bleed image. No titles, captions, readable letters, signage, logos, watermark, collage or modern objects.