Krishna Jayanthi Yashoda and Young Krishna Portrait

Create a premium, hyperrealistic Krishna Jayanthi devotional portrait in a vertical 4:5 ratio. FACE AND IDENTITY REFERENCES: - Reference Image 1: Use the woman's face exclusively for Yashoda. - Reference Image 2: Use the child's face exclusively for young Krishna. - Preserve both identities accurately and recognizably. - Retain their original face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, smile, complexion, age, and natural facial characteristics. - Do not generate generic, substituted, beautified, or significantly altered faces. YASHODA: Depict the woman as Yashoda, seated gracefully and holding Krishna securely and lovingly on her lap. Dress her in an elegant traditional South Indian red silk saree with intricate gold zari work. Add tasteful temple-style gold necklaces, earrings, bangles, and jasmine flowers around her naturally styled hair. Add one small, elegant, round ruby stone bindi precisely centred between the inner ends of her eyebrows. The bindi should resemble a tiny faceted gemstone sticker with subtle glitter and a delicate golden-white reflection from the oil lamps. It must be tasteful, realistic, proportional to her face, and not oversized. Give Yashoda a gentle maternal smile while she looks lovingly towards Krishna. Her face must remain clearly visible in a natural three-quarter angle. YOUNG KRISHNA: Transform the child into young Krishna while preserving the child's exact, recognizable facial identity and natural complexion. Do not cover the child's face with heavy blue paint. Dress Krishna in a bright yellow silk dhoti with a traditional maroon-and-gold border. Add child-sized gold necklaces, a waist belt, armlets, bracelets, earrings and ankle bells. Place an elegant peacock-feather ornament in Krishna's hair. Give him a small golden flute held naturally in his hands and a delicate white Vaishnava tilak on his forehead. Add only a subtle cool divine glow around him. Krishna should have a joyful and innocent expression and look gently towards the camera. Maintain realistic child-sized body proportions, hands and feet. POSE AND COMPOSITION: Yashoda is seated on the left, with Krishna sitting securely on her lap towards the right. Yashoda looks affectionately at Krishna while Krishna looks towards the viewer. Keep both faces unobstructed, sharply focused and clearly recognizable. Create a balanced full-length vertical portrait with their clothing, ornaments and affectionate interaction visible. SETTING: Place them in an elegant, traditional Vrindavan-inspired temple courtyard during Krishna Jayanthi celebrations. Decorate the scene with marigold flower garlands, jasmine flowers, brass oil lamps with warm flames, scattered flower petals, a traditional decorated butter pot, subtle festive decorations, carved stone pillars, and soft golden bokeh lights in the background. LIGHTING AND STYLE: Use warm golden diya lighting with soft cinematic rim light. Create a peaceful, loving, sacred and joyful devotional atmosphere. Use rich shades of red, yellow, saffron, emerald, gold and warm amber. Produce premium Indian festival photography with natural skin texture, realistic fabric details, detailed gold jewellery, shallow depth of field and professional cinematic quality. IMPORTANT CONSTRAINTS: - Highest priority: preserve both uploaded facial identities. - Keep both people age-appropriate and photorealistic. - Only Yashoda should have the small ruby glittering stone bindi. - Krishna should retain only the white Vaishnava tilak. - Use anatomically correct hands, fingers, feet and body proportions. - Keep the religious representation respectful and tasteful. - No text, captions, logos, signatures or watermarks. - No additional people. - No duplicate jewellery or accessories. - No extra fingers, limbs or distorted hands. - No artificial plastic skin or uncanny eyes. - No oversized bindi. - No heavy blue colouring on the child's face. - Do not crop either face or Krishna's peacock feather.