Couple Lighting the First Diya at Dusk

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. Place the couple kneeling beside a low stone courtyard ledge at dusk. One partner steadies a brass tray on the ledge while the other uses a long taper to light one clay diya. Keep both faces in a natural three-quarter view, exchanging a small smile. Arrange a few already-lit diyas along the ledge, with a restrained marigold garland behind them. Dress them in a deep green kurta and a warm ivory traditional outfit, adapting these garments to the referenced people without changing their bodies. Keep sleeves and draped fabric clear of the flame. Use a waist-height medium two-shot, a natural 50 mm lens appearance, soft blue dusk fill, and warm flame illumination that remains subtle on their faces. Keep both faces and the lighting action sharp; let the far wall fall softly out of focus. 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.