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Combine the best natural expression of each person from the uploaded photos into ONE photorealistic group photograph.

Use one image as the base, keeping its composition, positions, poses, clothing, background, and lighting. If I have not selected a base, choose the sharpest, best-framed photo where everyone is sufficiently visible.

Match each person carefully across the photos using facial features, clothing, and position; never assume their position stays the same. If identity matching is uncertain, ask before editing.

For each person, prefer naturally open eyes, a relaxed expression, and clear focus. Preserve intentional closed eyes during laughter or affection. Do not force everyone to smile or look at the camera. Keep anyone who already looks good unchanged.

Use only expressions and facial details actually visible in that same person’s reference photos. Never invent teeth, eye color, a smile, or hidden features. If no suitable alternative exists, retain the original.

Make the smallest possible edits. Transfer only the necessary eye or mouth region when head angles match. If a larger facial region is needed, use a compatible reference and preserve believable head, jaw, neck, and hair connections. Do not force an incompatible angle.

Match perspective, facial scale, skin tone, light direction, shadows, sharpness, depth of field, and grain. Preserve each person’s identity, age, facial proportions, skin texture, makeup, hair, and facial hair. Keep natural asymmetry and fine expression lines.

Maintain glasses, accessories, overlapping hair, hands, and contact between people. No face blending, swapped identities, duplicated people, altered bodies, beauty filters, skin smoothing, or unrelated retouching.

Use photos from the same scene or sequence whenever possible. If the uploads show incompatible scenes or lack usable references, briefly explain what additional photo is needed instead of fabricating a convincing match.

The result should look like one authentic moment when everyone happened to look their best—not a collection of pasted faces.

Return ONE finished photograph, with no comparison panels, captions, logos, or watermark.