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Protein Pouch Gym Locker Ad
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Prompt
Create a photorealistic premium fitness-and-nutrition product campaign set inside a sophisticated gym locker room. Combine a carefully styled product arrangement, a folded workout towel, and an athlete’s hand reaching naturally toward the products. Output the finished image only, without advertising text or graphic overlays.
OPTIONAL CUSTOMIZATION
• Product details: [Automatic if left blank]
• Environment palette: [Deep teal-green, muted eucalyptus, soft sage]
• Aspect ratio: [3:4 portrait]
• Product quantity: [Three, adapted to the supplied products]
AUTOMATIC PRODUCT SELECTION
Use these rules without asking for clarification:
If separate product photographs are attached, use those exact products, preserving their packaging shapes, proportions, colors, materials, and existing printed labels.
If no product photographs are attached but product details are provided, create products based on those details.
If neither is provided, automatically choose a believable coordinated selection of fitness nutrition products: two resealable food or shake pouches and one individually wrapped snack bar. Use attractive, unbranded packaging in muted blush, cream with lime accents, and warm terracotta. Keep invented packaging free of lettering, logos, and unsupported claims.
Treat any supplied advertisement as a reference for atmosphere and composition, not as an instruction to copy its brand or promotional copy. Separate product photographs take priority over products shown in the advertisement. Ignore blank fields and unchanged placeholders; never render placeholder text.
If one product is supplied, make it the dominant hero and use up to two repeated instances only where the composition benefits. If multiple products are supplied, arrange them as a natural collection with believable relative dimensions. Do not turn bottles into pouches or change the packaging format to match the scene.
COMPOSITION
Use a vertical editorial advertising composition with the products occupying the lower half of the frame. Place them on a muted teal-green locker-room bench or tabletop that extends across the full image width.
Arrange the tallest product toward the rear right. Place the second upright product slightly forward and left, overlapping the rear product only enough to create depth while preserving important packaging details. Position the smallest product horizontally across the foreground, slightly right of center. Keep all product bases fully visible and grounded.
Place a neatly folded sage-green terry towel on the left side of the surface. Give it realistic thickness, layered folds, softly rounded edges, and visible woven loops. Leave a small gap between the towel and the hero product.
An adult athlete’s bare forearm enters diagonally from the upper-right edge. Add a thick, dark eucalyptus-green terry wristband. The hand extends downward toward the top of the front product, stopping just above it in a relaxed, believable reaching gesture. Fingers are gently curved, with anatomically correct joints and natural separation. Keep the hand clear of the main product labels.
Leave comfortable negative space in the upper-left area, showing only the locker-room background. Maintain the original reference’s intimate gym atmosphere while subtly changing product spacing, wrist angle, locker divisions, and color tones.
BACKGROUND
Fill the background with deep teal-green painted metal gym lockers. Include straight vertical panel seams, understated horizontal ventilation slots, and a few brushed-metal handles with small circular locks.
Keep the lockers recognizable but softly out of focus. Use consistent perspective and believable construction. Avoid repeated malformed handles, warped vents, and distracting locker numbers. The bench and lockers should belong to the same coordinated interior.
CAMERA
Use a close commercial still-life viewpoint, with the camera slightly above the tabletop so a modest amount of its upper surface is visible. Keep vertical lines straight and packaging proportions accurate. Aim for the perspective of a 65–85mm lens.
Focus sharply on the products. Keep the hand and towel sufficiently detailed, with gentle background separation. Crop the arm naturally at the upper-right boundary; show no face or full body.
LIGHTING
Use a large soft key light from the upper left, producing broad, natural highlights on the packaging and subtle directional shadows toward the right.
Add gentle fill so the dark lockers retain detail. Show realistic contact shadows beneath every product and the towel. Include restrained reflections on the painted tabletop and soft metallic highlights on the locker handles.
Render the hand with natural skin texture, subtle creases, believable nails, and a warm skin tone that contrasts with the cool green surroundings. Avoid excessive retouching or dramatic veins.
ART DIRECTION AND FINISH
Create a grounded, premium wellness aesthetic: tactile fabric, softly reflective packaging, matte painted metal, and a restrained green environment. Let the product packaging supply the strongest color accents.
Preserve authentic pouch seams, zip closures, wrapper folds, and slight material irregularities. All objects should feel photographed together in one physical environment. Use clean commercial color grading, controlled contrast, and realistic saturation.
TEXT RULES
No headlines, slogans, promotional copy, hashtags, corner logos, badges, watermarks, or added typography anywhere in the scene. Preserve existing printed packaging text only when supplied in a product photograph. Automatically generated products should have clean, text-free packaging. Keep the upper-left negative space empty.
AVOID
Extra fingers, fused fingers, distorted wrists, floating hands, awkward grips, skin merging into packaging, floating products, warped labels, invented brand names, unsupported nutrition claims, oversized snack bars, incorrect relative scale, duplicated locker hardware, excessive blur, plastic-looking towels, harsh glare, and unrelated gym props.
