Свадебная фотосессия пары на ветру: два кадра в едином стиле

Create a cinematic romantic composition with two scenes stacked vertically: Scene 1 is a dynamic, full-body wide shot, and Scene 2 is an intimate close-up portrait. Use the uploaded photo solely to reference the faces, facial features, and hair color of both people; preserve their identities accurately. Maintain the woman’s exact hairstyle in BOTH scenes. Her hair texture, length, curls/waves, and wind direction must stay consistent. In the wide shot, her hair may blow in multiple directions, with wind variation allowed, while still matching the close-up in texture and general shape. Unify the images through a slightly melancholic, fine-art cinematic style: an overcast sky, muted earthy colors, a matte grade, and wind that is gentle yet clearly noticeable. Convey tender, wind-swept romance, pairing movement with stillness as two emotional moments from the same story, with consistent styling and hair. SCENE 1 — Dynamic full-body wide shot, with the previous pose restored Use a 28–35 mm wide lens from a slightly low angle, including the sky, hills, and open terrain in the frame. The man lifts the woman completely clear of the ground, supporting her securely around the waist. Keep his stance stable, with one leg slightly forward for balance and his torso leaning gently backward. Her body extends outward in a loose, weightless arc. Bend her legs softly at the knees and let her feet point naturally downward. Extend her left arm outward expressively, with relaxed fingers; keep her right arm near her body or resting lightly on his shoulder. Tilt her head toward the wind and give her an open, joyful expression. Dress the woman only in a long white lace dress, with no shawl or outerwear. Dress the man in a tailored light-grey suit jacket with a slim, modern cut, paired with matching straight-fit grey trousers in slightly textured fabric. Beneath the jacket, use a white dress shirt without a tie, its soft collar slightly open and its top button undone. His footwear must be dark leather boots, black or dark brown, slightly rugged and appropriate for the terrain. His appearance should feel refined but practical and cinematic, rather than overly formal. SCENE 2 — Intimate close-up portrait Retain the woman’s hairstyle exactly as in Scene 1. Let her forehead touch his gently, or have her lean her face softly against the top or side of his head. Her hand tenderly holds his cheek or jawline while he looks up at her with a calm, affectionate expression. Blur the background into painterly greens and browns. CONSISTENT CINEMATIC COLOR CORRECTION Apply a matte film finish and desaturated earth tones across both scenes. Shift greens toward sage and olive, keep browns warm but muted, and soften whites to cream. Lift the shadows slightly with cool undertones, balance them with warm, diffused highlights, and preserve soft, natural skin tones. Add subtle fine grain for a romantic film texture. The overall palette should feel soft and emotional, evoking A24-style romance.