Night City Cinematic Triptych
A cinematic triptych prompt for Nano Banana that uses a reference photo to create three urban night-themed portraits.
The skill
Use the uploaded photo as the exact identity reference. Keep the same person, same face, same facial features, same proportions, skin tone, and natural expression — do not alter identity. Preserve the subject's actual gender presentation, body type, and outfit from the reference photo unless otherwise specified. Create a photorealistic cinematic triptych portrait (three-frame composition in one image). Scene: {argument name="setting" default="Night city, bridge over a busy road, moving cars, glowing street lights, evening sky, city skyline in the background"}. Atmosphere: {argument name="mood" default="freedom, motion, youth, urban romance, feeling of wind and road"}. Frame 1 (top) — Wide cinematic shot: The person standing on a bridge above a busy road, slight motion blur from head/body movement, city lights and cars below, strong urban night mood. Frame 2 (middle) — Medium shot: Person leaning on the bridge railing, looking up at the sky, relaxed and confident pose, cars and headlights glowing behind them. Frame 3 (bottom) — Close-up emotional portrait: Wind in hair, city lights in bokeh behind, thoughtful and dreamy expression. Style: Real photography, cinematic lifestyle portrait, urban fashion photography. Lighting: Natural city night lighting, street lamps, car headlights, soft glow on skin. Camera: Full-frame DSLR, 85mm lens look, shallow depth of field. Color grading: Warm city lights mixed with cool blue night tones, film-style mood. Outfit: Preserve exact outfit from the reference photo — do not change clothing, accessories, or styling. Quality constraints: Ultra photorealistic, natural skin texture, real candid moment. No illustration, no CGI, no plastic skin, no text, no logos, no watermark.
How to install it
Gemini 1. Open Gems → New Gem. 2. Paste the text below into the instructions field. 3. Save. The Gem appears in the sidebar and keeps the instructions across conversations. In Google AI Studio the same text goes in System instructions.
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