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A portrait is a focused visual study of an individual, framing the face and upper body to capture their distinct personality, mood, and expression.
Framing defaults: Using the term automatically pulls the camera to a chest-up framing and naturally blurs the background to emphasize facial features.
Boundary: Not to be confused with a close-up — a close-up cuts tight into isolated facial details, whereas a portrait preserves posture, shoulders, and personal character.
Directing gaze: Specify where the eyes look (such as looking away or direct gaze) to control emotional tone without cluttering the prompt.
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