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CRITICAL: EXACT BODY PROPORTIONS, ANATOMICAL ACCURACY AND REFERENCE FIDELITY Use every uploaded reference photograph as the exact source for each person's facial identity, body proportions, natural physique, height, and overall appearance. DO NOT REDESIGN THE PEOPLE. DO NOT RECONSTRUCT THEIR BODIES ACCORDING TO ARTIFICIAL BEAUTY STANDARDS. Simply arrange the real people together into one cohesive, realistic family photograph. STRICTLY PRESERVE NATURAL HUMAN PROPORTIONS FOR EVERY INDIVIDUAL: - Keep each person's original body type, natural build, shoulder width, torso length, waist, hips, and overall physique. - Maintain realistic head-to-body ratios. No oversized heads, tiny heads, disproportionately large faces, or artificially enlarged facial features. - Preserve anatomically correct leg length, arm length, torso length, neck length, and the natural relationship between all body parts. - No unnaturally short legs, excessively long arms, elongated torsos, shortened torsos, oversized hands, tiny hands, distorted feet, or disproportionate shoulders. - Maintain realistic proportions between the head, neck, shoulders, chest, waist, pelvis, arms, and legs. - Preserve each person's actual height relative to other family members. Adults must not be arbitrarily resized, children must retain realistic age-appropriate proportions, and differences in height must remain natural. - Do not slim, enlarge, shrink, stretch, compress, widen, or narrow any person's body. - Preserve the natural body shape of every individual, including plus-size, slim, and average-build family members, exactly as represented in their references. - No artificial elongation of limbs, no perspective distortion, no warped anatomy, no duplicated limbs, no extra fingers, no fused hands, and no unnatural joints. - Every person must stand or sit in a physically plausible, comfortable pose with anatomically correct posture and natural weight distribution. STRICT COMPOSITION RULE: Fit the entire family into the frame by adjusting the camera distance, the arrangement of the rows, and the spacing between people — NEVER by distorting their bodies or changing their proportions. Use a realistic professional group-photography perspective with a suitable portrait lens and a camera position that minimizes perspective distortion. Keep people at comparable distances from the camera whenever possible so that no one appears disproportionately large or small. Every individual must look as though they were photographed naturally in the same room, at the same time, by a professional photographer. FINAL PRIORITY ORDER: 1. Exact preservation of every person's face and identity. 2. Exact preservation of natural body proportions, physique, and relative height. 3. Correct anatomy, realistic posture, and natural positioning. 4. A cohesive, warm, professional family composition. 5. Lighting, background, and aesthetic refinement. Never sacrifice identity, anatomy, or realistic proportions to improve the artistic appearance of the photograph. If a composition does not work, adjust the arrangement instead of changing the people.