Cross-Legged Boy With Only the Orange Flowers Left
A young man in a black-and-gray plaid shirt sits cross-legged on the grass, the whole image drained to monochrome except for the glowing orange of flowers and leaves.
✍️ Instructions like selective color need to say clearly who keeps color and who loses it. This one scopes it to flowers and leaves and turns everything else gray, so the model doesn't keep color at random. Orange is the only warm spot in the frame, so don't add other colors to the clothes.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
A fashionable young South Asian man sits cross-legged on a meadow, shot as an ultra-realistic cinematic portrait. He has messy, voluminous black hair, a light beard and mustache and a confident smile; one hand rests on his neck while he glances slightly sideways. He wears trendy black sunglasses, a smartwatch in black, faded gray jeans and a button-up shirt in black-and-gray plaid with the sleeves rolled. Color grading: dramatic orange against black, with selective color so the flowers and leaves keep a vivid orange and every other element goes monochrome.
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