
Turn your photo into a respectful Vishwakarma Puja workshop portrait - tools, blueprints, marigold garlands, diya glow, and festive artisan-engineer atmosphere.
Create a respectful, photorealistic Vishwakarma Puja portrait using my uploaded photo.
IMPORTANT - FACE LOCK: Keep my face exactly as it appears in the uploaded photo. Same identity, same skin tone, same features. No beautification, no face-swapping.
Pose: standing in a clean workshop or studio space, hands folded in a respectful namaste, calm proud expression, body facing slightly toward a decorated tool table.
Outfit: simple festive Indian workwear - a clean kurta, shirt, or apron in [COLOR], with subtle traditional details. Keep the clothing realistic for an engineer, technician, architect, mechanic, craftsperson, or workshop owner.
Setting: a neatly arranged Vishwakarma Puja setup with polished tools, measuring instruments, drafting sheets, a safety helmet, blueprint table, marigold garlands, mango leaves, fresh flowers, incense smoke, and a small brass diya near the tools. The tools and workspace are the devotional focus.
Lighting: warm golden morning light from a side window, soft diya glow, gentle highlights on the tools and flowers, natural indoor shadows.
Style: photorealistic editorial festival photography, respectful devotional mood, shallow depth of field, rich warm color grading, natural skin texture, no plastic or AI-artifact look.
Framing: three-quarter portrait shot, 3:4 ratio, eye-level composition, sharp facial detail, accurate hands, true-to-life body proportions, DSLR quality, 85mm lens.
Avoid: changed face, distorted tools, fake readable text, brand logos, extra fingers, bad anatomy, over-smoothed skin, cartoon look, watermark, deity statue mistakes.
Variation: swap the workshop for a modern architecture desk, factory floor, garage, studio, or small business workspace while keeping the decorated tools, flowers, diya, and respectful puja atmosphere.