MOTION BLUR EFFECT

**Subject:** Use the person from **reference image** as the visual reference. Preserve the person’s recognizable identity, accurate facial features, hairstyle, head shape, proportions, and distinctive side-profile silhouette from the reference image. Show the person in a refined **right-facing side profile**, rendered primarily as a dark, clearly defined silhouette while maintaining an elegant and recognizable facial contour. **Action:** Keep the subject in a calm, stationary side-profile pose while applying a soft directional motion-blur treatment that flows horizontally across the figure, resembling a long-exposure photograph. Allow the body outline and lower portions of the silhouette to gradually dissolve into smooth horizontal trailing blur, while keeping the facial profile significantly more defined, recognizable, and elegant. **Location/Context:** Place the subject against a luminous, abstract warm gradient background transitioning through **amber, vivid orange, coral, and golden yellow**. Create a stronger concentrated glow directly behind the head and upper body, producing a radiant halo-like illumination around the silhouette. Keep the environment completely minimal and abstract with abundant negative space. **Composition:** Use a clean contemporary editorial portrait composition with generous negative space around the subject. Maintain a clear right-facing profile and visually balanced placement within the frame. The reference identity should remain consistent even as the body transitions into horizontal motion trails. Use controlled soft focus and directional blur rather than chaotic or multidirectional distortion. **Style:** Contemporary fine-art portrait photography with an ethereal editorial atmosphere, soft-focus rendering, subtle analog film grain, luminous warm color grading, restrained photographic texture, and an elegant long-exposure aesthetic. The final image should feel sophisticated, minimalist, atmospheric, and photographic, with the reference person remaining visually recognizable. **Negative constraints:** No change to the person’s identity, facial structure, hairstyle, or recognizable profile; no extra scenery, objects, interface elements, typography, logos, graphic overlays, or decorative elements; avoid excessive blur that obscures the face or alters the person’s identity. **Aspect ratio:** Preserve the intended output aspect ratio from the generation settings.