prison ministry hands through bars reaching bible
Prompt
Photorealistic lifestyle close-up inside a generic correctional facility corridor: an incarcerated person's tattooed forearms extend gently through vertical steel bars, hands open and reaching toward a small plain-covered Bible held by volunteer hands just outside the cell, with no readable text visible. The person's face is hidden in shadow and cropped naturally below the eyes by the bars, wearing simple orange institutional clothing. Somber yet hopeful mood, cool gray metal and concrete balanced with muted orange fabric and one warm cream wall light glowing softly in the background. Vertical composition emphasizes bars and hands, shallow depth of field, documentary realism, natural low light, shot on 50mm lens at f/1.8 with soft bokeh and realistic skin texture.
Negative Prompt
recognizable faces, readable Bible text, logos, trademarks, prison names, official insignia, watermarks, famous locations, political symbols, harsh HDR, oversaturation, plastic skin, extra fingers, deformed hands, awkward limb crops, violence, weapons