Three-Panel Couple Collage with Torn-Paper Dividers
Arrange three couple portraits with torn-paper boundaries, a monochrome top panel and consistent clothing.
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Read the full prompt
"Vertical phone-aspect portrait collage (9:16) of the same young Indian couple wearing coordinated traditional outfits. The woman is in a soft pink salwar kameez with gold embroidery, silver necklace, jhumka earrings, and glass bangles; the man is in a pastel peach/pink kurta with subtle gold embroidery. The image is split into three stacked panels separated by realistic torn paper edges. Panel 1 (top, ~40% height): Black-and-white photograph - couple standing close together, both slightly shielding their eyes from the sun. Panel 2 (middle, ~30% height): Full color - close up of the couple looking romantically at the camera, heads resting together. Panel 3 (bottom, ~30% height): Full color - the couple smiling and holding hands. Cinematic lighting, high quality, highly detailed."
Plan the panel sizes
The prompt suggests a larger top panel and two slightly smaller lower panels. Sketch the layout first so both people fit in every crop. Use authorized references and keep outfits consistent; changing clothing between panels can make the collage feel like unrelated scenes.
Choose different but compatible poses
Use a wider standing view at the top, a close portrait in the middle and a hand-holding detail below. If a single request changes the faces, prepare the images separately and assemble them in an editor. Apply black and white only to the intended top panel.
Keep torn edges away from faces
Place each paper divider in background space rather than across eyes, mouths or fingers. Check that the couple's relative height stays plausible. Add a subtle paper shadow if it improves the layering, but avoid heavy borders that shrink the photographs.