IDENTITY PRESERVATION INSTRUCTION:
Using the uploaded photo as reference, preserve the person's exact facial features, face shape, eye color, skin tone, and unique characteristics while applying a professional culinary photography transformation. If the photo contains food, preserve the food's identity but enhance its presentation.

TRANSFORMATION DESCRIPTION:
Transform the photo into a high-end restaurant menu image. The subject (person or food) should appear in a sophisticated culinary setting. If a person is present, they should be presented as a professional chef or a guest in an elegant dining atmosphere. The overall aesthetic should be that of a Michelin-starred menu photo-appetizing, luxurious, and professionally lit. The composition should focus on the artistry of the dish or the person's interaction with the food.

STYLE AND AESTHETIC PARAMETERS:
- Art style: Photorealistic, cinematic food photography, editorial quality, 8k resolution
- Lighting conditions: Soft, warm, professional studio lighting with subtle rim lighting to highlight textures. Use chiaroscuro effect for dramatic depth, ensuring the food looks appetizing and the person looks flattering.
- Color palette: Rich, saturated colors. Warm earth tones (browns, creams, golds) mixed with vibrant pops of color from fresh ingredients (greens, reds, oranges). Slightly desaturated background to make the subject pop.
- Background treatment: Shallow depth of field (bokeh) with an elegant restaurant interior blurred in the background-think rustic wood tables, fine china, or minimalist dark surfaces. No clutter.
- Texture: Highly detailed textures on food surfaces (glistening sauces, crispy edges, fresh herbs) and natural skin texture on the person.

TECHNICAL QUALITY PARAMETERS:
- High resolution, 4K, detailed, ultra-sharp
- Sharp focus on the main subject (face or dish)
- Professional quality, award-winning food photography style
- Aspect ratio: 4:3 (standard for menus) or 16:9 (cinematic)
- Use macro photography details for food elements

NEGATIVE PROMPT GUIDANCE:
Avoid: distorted features, unrealistic proportions, blurry face, loss of likeness, messy presentation, unappetizing food colors, overexposed highlights, underexposed shadows, cartoonish style, low resolution, noise, grain, artificial lighting, plastic textures, dirty plates, unprofessional composition.

USER CUSTOMIZATION:
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**Tips for best results:**
- Ensure the original photo has decent lighting
- Specify if you want the person holding the food or the food standalone
- Mention specific cuisines or plating styles (e.g., 'Japanese minimalism', 'French rustic', 'Modern fine dining')