Mountain Meadow Blanket Engagement Portrait

Use the uploaded reference photo of two adults as the identity source for a couple pre-wedding photograph. If separate references are supplied, preserve the correct identity of each partner when combining them. Keep each person's facial structure, skin tone, apparent adult age, body proportions, hairline, and distinctive features recognizable; do not blend faces, swap identities, change ethnicity, slim bodies, or apply plastic skin retouching. Preserve any clearly visible mobility aid, religious head covering, and other identity-defining accessory, adapting the staging around it. Create a peaceful pre-wedding portrait in a broad mountain meadow with a distant ridge and no exposed drop. Dress the couple in soft cream and dusty-blue knit layers over simple occasionwear. Seat them side by side on a textured picnic blanket, legs comfortably bent and separated, with a small closed picnic basket placed away from their bodies. Have them turn toward each other with relaxed smiles, keeping both hands visible. Use a horizontal medium-wide frame from a seated eye-level viewpoint, a 50mm perspective, clear late-morning light softened by high cloud, and identifiable faces against gently blurred wildflowers. Render one coherent photorealistic photograph with exactly two adult subjects, realistic anatomy, plausible contact shadows, and consistent lighting. Keep facial detail crisp without oversharpening. Follow any user-specified wardrobe preferences instead of the suggested colors or garments. Do not add text, captions, watermarks, logos, wedding ritual accessories, or extra people.