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Aquarium Keeper · Controlled Water Caustics
Use moving water caustics as atmosphere while preserving a clear photographic portrait.
Aquarium Keeper · Controlled Water Caustics
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- Place the strongest moving caustic pattern on clothing and surroundings, away from the eyes.
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- Use one broad soft key to keep facial planes consistently readable.
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- Separate the shoulder from the tank with a restrained reflected edge light.
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- Preserve natural skin texture and plausible photographic light falloff.
Priority
Preserve the four style rules when changing subject or composition.
What to avoid & what to check
Avoid unwanted lettering, logos and watermarks.
Check silhouette and composition at thumbnail size.
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Create a photographic portrait of one original aquarium keeper standing beside a large tank after closing time. Frame from the waist up, with the keeper turned slightly toward camera and one hand resting on a maintenance rail. Project soft, irregular water caustics across the jacket, rail, and background wall, but keep the eyes and facial features steadily lit by a broad diffused key from camera left. Let a narrow cool reflection separate the far shoulder from the dark tank. Show believable work clothing and a calm, attentive expression. Maintain natural skin texture and realistic optical falloff; the lighting should feel produced by the tank and nearby fixtures. No lettering, logos, name badges, or watermarks.
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