METHOD B: Prompt-Built Scene — Friday-Night Track

The background is generated from a prompt, then perspective, horizon, and stadium lighting are tuned to the athlete—so the track feels believable and sellable.

METHOD B: Prompt-Built Scene — Golden Field

The field is generated from a prompt, then golden backlight is shaped through hair and fabric while shadows + edge wrap keep the chair and feet anchored to the ground.

METHOD C: Real Scene Match — On-Course Upgrade

A real scene is matched for camera height, horizon, and lens feel—then light and color are tuned so the subject stays naturally anchored and “shot there.”

METHOD B: Prompt-Built Scene — Courtside 

The court is generated from a prompt, then perspective, ambient sunset light, and edge wrap are aligned to the portrait so she feels grounded, believable, and clean.

METHOD A: Scene Upgrade — Marquee Night Jump

Same location—upgraded to night with marquee glow and atmosphere. Light spill, shadows, and ground contact are tuned so the skater feels locked into the scene.

METHOD B: Prompt-Built Scene — Studio → Stadium 

The stadium is generated from a prompt, then horizon, depth, and stadium lighting are matched to the portrait with edge wrap + contact shadows so it reads as one real photo.

METHOD B: Prompt-Built Scene — Game-Night Court 

The court is generated from a prompt, then blue + amber rim light is engineered to wrap the edges so it feels motivated by the scene—without changing face or fabric realism.

METHOD A: Scene Upgrade — Neon Alley Night

Same location, upgraded to a cinematic night look. Ambient color, contrast, and edge light are tuned to the portrait so it stays grounded and believable.

METHOD B: Prompt-Built Scene — Studio → Ballpark

The ballpark is generated from a prompt, then camera height, horizon, and stadium light are matched to the portrait so he feels naturally placed—no “AI cutout” vibes.

METHOD A: Scene Upgrade — Neon Rain Alley

Same location, upgraded to a cinematic night look. Neon color spill, wet-surface reflections, and edge light are tuned to the portrait so it reads as one photograph.

METHOD B: Prompt-Built Scene — Studio → Boardroom

The boardroom is generated from a prompt, then scale, camera height, and window light are aligned to the portrait so it feels photographed—not pasted.

COMING SOON: Snow Contact Add-On

Paid add-on. Requires Composite 101 completion. Depth-aware snow that clings to hats, boards, and jackets with matched light, texture, and falloff—no pasted-on look.

COMING SOON: Film-Set Studio Upgrade Add-On

Paid add-on. Requires Composite 101 completion. Hollywood-style lighting, haze, and practical set elements—matched to your portrait so it reads as one believable photo.

COMING SOON: Props & Sets Add-On

Paid add-on. Requires Composite 101 completion. Add believable props and set pieces, then match sun direction, perspective, and edge wrap so it doesn’t look “dropped in.

COMING SOON: Powder Arc Impact Add-On

Paid add-on. Requires Composite 101 completion. Build a controlled powder burst that follows motion, light direction, and ground contact—so it feels captured in-camera, not pasted on.