Couple Completing a Floral Rangoli Together

Use the uploaded couple photo as the identity reference. If two separate reference photos are supplied, assign one person to each and retain that mapping. Create exactly the same two adults, preserving each person's facial structure, skin tone, age, hair, body proportions, and distinguishing features. Do not blend faces, beautify them into different people, or infer a different relationship. Show the couple seated on opposite adjacent sides of a circular floral rangoli in a tiled veranda. One adds a small pinch of marigold petals to its outer border while the other holds a shallow bowl of rose petals and looks toward their partner. Keep the circular pattern physically continuous and outside their seated positions. Use mustard and muted rose traditional clothing, natural fabric folds, and a few bowls of loose petals. Put unlit clay lamps around the outer edge; the scene captures preparation before evening, not a greeting-card pose. Compose a slightly elevated oblique three-quarter view with a 35 mm lens appearance and soft late-afternoon window light. Include the complete rangoli and both recognizable faces; do not use an overhead view that hides their features. Produce one photorealistic vertical 4:5 photograph, not a collage, illustration, or greeting card. Preserve realistic skin and fabric texture, anatomically plausible hands, consistent perspective, and physically believable shadows. Include no visible text, captions, signatures, watermarks, or added logos. If the references do not clearly identify both adults, request clearer reference photos instead of inventing a face.