Guide et prompts pour utiliser le code de Référence de Style
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Lifestyle Branding and Advertising (Authenticity/Nostalgia Focus): Suitable for brands wanting to evoke feelings of authenticity, heritage, slow living, outdoor adventure, or slightly unconventional luxury. Imagine the golfer scene for a classic apparel brand, the rabbits for an organic food company, the underwater shot for a sustainable travel agency, or the portrait for a bespoke tailor or heritage spirit brand. It communicates quality and character through mood rather than overt messaging.

This style set features a collection of photographs unified by a distinct analog film aesthetic, characterized by noticeable grain, specific color casts (often warm or slightly green-shifted), soft focus, and naturalistic or slightly dramatic lighting. The diverse subject matter—historical portraiture, intimate animal close-ups, candid sports, underwater scenes—is filtered through this nostalgic or atmospheric lens, evoking feelings of intimacy, mystery, nostalgia, or unsettling realism.

Color: The color palettes reflect characteristics of specific film stocks, often exhibiting warm tones, slightly muted saturation, noticeable grain, and sometimes subtle color shifts in shadows or highlights (e.g., greenish or magenta casts). The color feels organic and imperfect rather than digitally precise, contributing significantly to the mood. Lighting: Varies with the subject but consistently feels natural or filmic. It can be moody and directional (portrait), bathed in soft daylight (rabbits, golfer), or feature the specific qualities of underwater light dispersion. Lens flares, soft focus (bokeh), and atmospheric haze often enhance the analog feel and contribute to the overall atmosphere rather than being technical flaws. Design Technique: Fundamentally photographic, aiming to replicate the look and feel of shooting on film. This involves choices in composition (intimate close-ups, candid moments, establishing shots), depth of field (often shallow), and capturing textures and light in a way that emphasizes mood over sharpness or technical perfection. The perspective can shift from intimate low angles (rabbits) to more objective or observational stances.