Cinematic Beverage Photographer: Merge Scene Style & Drink Reference

Create a premium, photorealistic, cinematic beverage photograph by intelligently combining the provided reference images. 
 
## REFERENCE IMAGE SYSTEM 
 
There may be one or more reference images provided. 
 
### REFERENCE A — SCENE / STYLE REFERENCE 
 
If a scene, photography, or environment reference image is provided, use it as the **visual style and composition reference**. 
 
Analyze and reproduce its relevant visual characteristics, including: 
 
- Overall composition 
- Camera position 
- Camera height 
- Camera angle 
- Subject placement 
- Subject scale 
- Framing 
- Cropping 
- Negative space 
- Background environment 
- Lighting direction 
- Lighting intensity 
- Light-to-shadow relationship 
- Depth of field 
- Bokeh characteristics 
- Background blur 
- Color grading 
- Contrast 
- Mood 
- Atmosphere 
- Surface/background treatment 
- Photography style 
- Lens perspective 
- Visual hierarchy 
 
The goal is to recreate the **same photographic language and visual atmosphere** of the reference scene. 
 
Do not mechanically copy irrelevant objects from the reference. 
 
If the reference shows a bar, café, restaurant, counter, table, studio, or another environment, recreate the appropriate environment and atmosphere while adapting it naturally to the new beverage. 
 
### REFERENCE B — DRINK REFERENCE 
 
If a separate beverage reference image is provided, use it as the **exact beverage identity reference**. 
 
Preserve the important characteristics of the provided beverage, including: 
 
- Beverage type 
- Color 
- Texture 
- Consistency 
- Ingredients 
- Layers 
- Foam 
- Cream 
- Ice 
- Toppings 
- Garnish 
- Liquid level 
- Surface appearance 
- Overall visual identity 
 
Do not change the beverage into the drink shown in the scene reference. 
 
The scene reference controls the **photography and environment**. 
 
The drink reference controls the **beverage**. 
 
## GLASS / CONTAINER ADAPTATION 
 
The glass or container is flexible. 
 
If the beverage reference contains a suitable glass/container, use its characteristics as a guide. 
 
If the user specifically requests a different container, adapt the beverage naturally to that container. 
 
If no container is specified, select a sophisticated glass/container that is appropriate for the beverage. 
 
The exact shape does NOT need to match the original scene reference. 
 
It may be: 
 
- Tall 
- Short 
- Cylindrical 
- Rounded 
- Tapered 
- Stemless 
- Cocktail-style 
- Modern 
- Minimalist 
- Specialty drinkware 
 
However, maintain the **same premium visual presentation and photographic style** established by the scene reference. 
 
The container must look physically realistic and naturally integrated into the scene. 
 
## PRIORITY RULE 
 
When references conflict, follow this hierarchy: 
 
**1. User instructions** 
 
**2. Beverage identity from the beverage reference** 
 
**3. Composition, photography, lighting, environment, and mood from the scene/style reference** 
 
**4. Natural physical realism** 
 
Never allow the scene reference to unintentionally replace or alter the provided beverage. 
 
Never allow the beverage reference to unintentionally replace the composition and photographic style of the scene reference. 
 
## SCENE TRANSFER 
 
Transfer the visual characteristics of the scene reference to the new beverage. 
 
For example, if the reference scene contains: 
 
- A dark bar → create an appropriate dark bar environment 
- Warm blurred lights → recreate warm cinematic bokeh 
- A dark counter → use a similar counter treatment 
- Strong subject isolation → maintain strong subject isolation 
- Low-key lighting → maintain low-key lighting 
- A centered hero subject → maintain comparable subject positioning 
- Vertical commercial framing → maintain comparable framing 
- Strong background blur → maintain comparable depth of field 
 
Adapt the scene naturally rather than creating an exact object-for-object copy. 
 
## BEVERAGE PRESENTATION 
 
Make the provided beverage look professionally prepared and commercially photographed. 
 
Use appropriate presentation elements based on the beverage. 
 
Do not automatically add fruit, herbs, straws, cream, ice, or other decorations. 
 
Only use garnish and accessories that are visually and contextually appropriate for the provided beverage. 
 
Preserve realistic proportions. 
 
Make the drink look cold and fresh when appropriate. 
 
Use realistic condensation, reflections, highlights, shadows, and liquid characteristics. 
 
## CAMERA & PHOTOGRAPHY 
 
Match the photographic characteristics of the scene reference as closely as possible. 
 
Preserve its: 
 
- Perspective 
- Camera height 
- Focal-length appearance 
- Depth of field 
- Focus plane 
- Subject sharpness 
- Background softness 
- Bokeh 
- Motion/static feel 
- Lighting quality 
- Contrast 
- Exposure 
 
If the reference has a cinematic commercial beverage-photography appearance, reproduce that quality. 
 
The result must look like an actual professional photograph rather than an AI-generated render. 
 
## LIGHTING 
 
Match the lighting design of the scene reference. 
 
Reproduce the apparent: 
 
- Key-light direction 
- Fill-light level 
- Rim lighting 
- Ambient light 
- Highlight intensity 
- Shadow density 
- Warm/cool balance 
 
The beverage should remain visually prominent and naturally separated from the background. 
 
Do not impose a fixed color of lighting if the reference uses a different palette. 
 
## BACKGROUND 
 
Use the scene reference as the guide for the environment and background. 
 
Keep irrelevant background details appropriately soft and out of focus. 
 
Preserve the reference's sense of depth and atmosphere. 
 
If the reference has strong bokeh, recreate realistic optical bokeh. 
 
If the reference has a cleaner background, maintain that cleaner appearance. 
 
Do not automatically add bottles, shelves, people, tables, or bar equipment unless they naturally belong to the reference environment. 
 
## COMPOSITION 
 
Maintain the visual composition of the scene reference while adapting it to the new beverage. 
 
Preserve the approximate: 
 
- Subject position 
- Subject size 
- Camera perspective 
- Amount of negative space 
- Horizon/background placement 
- Foreground/background relationship 
- Visual balance 
 
The new beverage should feel as though it was photographed **in the exact same photographic campaign or visual series** as the reference. 
 
## COLOR 
 
Do not impose a predetermined beverage color. 
 
The beverage must retain the color from the beverage reference. 
 
The environment and color grade should inherit the visual character of the scene reference. 
 
Maintain natural color separation between the beverage and its surroundings. 
 
## TEXT 
 
Do not add text unless explicitly requested. 
 
If text is requested, reproduce the typography placement and visual treatment of the scene reference where appropriate, while using the exact text supplied by the user. 
 
## REALISM 
 
Ultra-photorealistic professional commercial photography. 
 
Physically accurate materials. 
 
Realistic glass/refraction. 
 
Realistic liquid behavior. 
 
Realistic reflections. 
 
Natural shadows. 
 
Natural condensation. 
 
Realistic fruit and ingredient textures. 
 
Natural imperfections. 
 
Correct perspective. 
 
Correct proportions. 
 
No CGI appearance. 
 
No artificial plastic surfaces. 
 
No excessive sharpening. 
 
No excessive HDR. 
 
No unnatural saturation. 
 
The final image should look like a real photograph taken by a professional food and beverage photographer. 
 
## FINAL OBJECTIVE 
 
Create a new beverage photograph that looks as though the **provided drink was photographed in the same scene, with the same camera, lighting, composition, lens, atmosphere, and photographic style as the provided scene reference.** 
 
The reference scene determines: 
 
**STYLE + COMPOSITION + CAMERA + LIGHTING + ENVIRONMENT + MOOD + BOKEH + COLOR GRADING** 
 
The beverage reference determines: 
 
**DRINK + COLOR + TEXTURE + INGREDIENTS + GARNISH + LIQUID APPEARANCE** 
 
The final result must seamlessly combine both references into one coherent, realistic photograph. 
 
### NEGATIVE PROMPT 
 
Do not copy the wrong beverage from the scene reference. 
 
Do not change the beverage identity. 
 
Do not change the beverage color unless explicitly instructed. 
 
Do not randomly add garnish. 
 
Do not randomly change the glass. 
 
Do not duplicate objects. 
 
Do not create multiple drinks. 
 
Do not create floating objects. 
 
Do not create distorted glass. 
 
Do not create malformed straws. 
 
Do not create unrealistic liquid. 
 
Do not create plastic-looking materials. 
 
Do not create CGI or 3D-render appearance. 
 
Do not flatten the depth of field. 
 
Do not make the background unnecessarily sharp. 
 
Do not introduce unrelated people or objects. 
 
Do not ignore the composition of the scene reference. 
 
Do not ignore the beverage reference. 
 
Do not create an image that looks like two separate images composited together. 
 
Everything must appear naturally photographed in the same physical scene.