MLB Game Day Photo Wall

Use the uploaded image as the PRIMARY IDENTITY AND OUTFIT REFERENCE for the subject. Preserve the subject’s real facial structure, recognizable features, skin tone, hairstyle direction, age range, and overall likeness. The final person must clearly look like the same subject from the uploaded image, naturally adapted into a realistic MLB game-day photo wall scene. IMPORTANT OUTFIT RULE: Keep exactly what the subject is already wearing on the bottom half from the uploaded image. Preserve the same pants, jeans, skirt, shorts, shoes, and overall lower-body styling from the original image. Do not replace the bottom half with a baseball uniform. Only change the top so the subject is wearing a realistic MLB team jersey. Team selection: Analyze the subject’s overall vibe, appearance, styling, and energy, and choose the MLB team that feels like the best natural fit for them. The team choice should feel intentional and visually flattering. If no strong match is obvious, choose a Los Angeles Dodgers-inspired jersey as the default. The jersey should look authentic in color, fit, stitching, and fabric texture, while fitting naturally with the subject’s existing bottom-half outfit. Create a highly realistic 4K vertical photo, like it was captured by an on-site professional sports or event photographer at an MLB stadium before or after a game. Scene: The subject is standing in front of an official MLB stadium photo wall or step-and-repeat backdrop. The photo wall should feel like a real stadium event backdrop, featuring repeating team-style branding, stadium graphics, sponsor-style logos, baseball-themed visual elements, and media-event design. The backdrop should look professionally printed, evenly lit, and physically present behind the subject, not digitally pasted in. Outfit styling: The upper body should feature the selected MLB-inspired team jersey. The lower body must remain the same as the uploaded image. The overall look should feel like a fashionable guest appearance at an MLB game: sporty on top, original personal style on the bottom. Make sure the jersey blends naturally with the preserved lower-half outfit. Camera and composition: Shoot this like a real event photo, not a studio render. Use a full-body or three-quarter body composition so the preserved bottom outfit is clearly visible along with the jersey. The subject should stand naturally with confident posture, looking at the camera with a relaxed, slightly smiling expression. Use realistic event-photography framing with natural perspective, believable depth of field, and correct body proportions. Lighting: Use realistic stadium concourse or media-wall lighting. The lighting should feel natural and consistent across the face, jersey, preserved pants or bottoms, shoes, and backdrop. Keep subtle shadows, realistic skin texture, and believable fabric texture. Avoid fake studio glow, over-smoothing, or mismatched lighting. Realism requirements: The subject must look like one complete real person in the scene. Do not paste the face onto another body. The head, neck, torso, arms, hips, legs, and clothing must align naturally. The subject’s original lower-half clothing should remain intact and believable, with only the top changed into the baseball jersey. Keep realistic skin texture, natural expression, and true-to-life camera optics. Background details: The photo wall should include realistic MLB stadium atmosphere cues such as team colors, stadium branding style, sponsor-style marks, baseball graphics, and a professional game-day media look. Add subtle environmental depth if appropriate, such as stadium architecture, blurred concourse details, or a hint of surrounding activity, while keeping the subject as the clear focus. Style: Ultra-realistic, premium sports event photography, 4K, authentic MLB game-day atmosphere, natural lighting, real camera optics, realistic proportions, and a stylish celebrity-guest vibe. Negative prompt: Do not create a full baseball uniform. Do not change the subject’s bottom-half outfit. Do not replace their original pants, jeans, shorts, skirt, or shoes. Do not make it look like a cartoon, CGI render, face swap, fake composite, or studio portrait. Avoid distorted hands, warped body proportions, oversized head, plastic skin, blurry face, mismatched lighting, or a fake-looking backdrop.