Prompt poster infographic "20 góc chụp ảnh" cho photographer

Create a premium vertical infographic poster titled: “20 CAMERA ANGLES” Subtitle: “Small change, big impact!” Use the uploaded reference image as the ONLY identity reference for the main subject. Recreate the same person consistently across every one of the 20 photography examples. IMPORTANT CHARACTER CONSISTENCY: - The subject may be a man or woman depending on the uploaded reference photo. - Preserve the person's face, hairstyle, skin tone, facial proportions, glasses, beard/makeup, body type, age appearance, and overall identity consistently in all 20 image panels. - Do not replace the person with a generic model. - Do not change ethnicity, facial features, gender presentation, or recognizable personal details. - The same person must appear in every example, even in back-view, side-view, wide-shot, and distant-shot panels. - Keep the outfit visually consistent across all panels: smart business casual or elegant professional clothing appropriate to the reference person. POSTER STYLE: A polished editorial photography guide infographic, vertical 4:5 ratio, clean cream or warm off-white background, dark green accents, bold black typography, rounded rectangular content cards, subtle paper texture, premium magazine layout, clear visual hierarchy, highly readable English text, consistent spacing, professional social-media educational poster design. Use two balanced columns containing 20 numbered camera-angle examples. Every row must include: 1. A simple black pictogram icon. 2. The camera-angle title. 3. A short one-sentence explanation. 4. A realistic thumbnail photograph featuring the same reference person. PHOTO STYLE: Ultra-realistic professional photography, natural outdoor lifestyle/business setting, soft daylight, shallow depth of field, refined colors, realistic skin texture, consistent clothing and identity, commercial portrait photography quality. INCLUDE THESE 20 CAMERA ANGLES: 1. EYE LEVEL Camera at eye level. Natural and balanced. 2. HIGH ANGLE Camera above the subject. Makes them look smaller. 3. LOW ANGLE Camera below the subject. Makes them look strong. 4. BIRD'S-EYE VIEW Straight down from above. Shows the whole scene. 5. DUTCH ANGLE Tilt the camera. Adds energy and drama. 6. OVER THE SHOULDER Shoot from behind someone's shoulder. 7. CLOSE UP Close to the face. Shows detail and emotion. 8. WIDE SHOT Include more background. Shows place and space. 9. LONG SHOT Full body in frame. Shows subject and scene. 10. POV SHOT Show from the subject's point of view. 11. TOP DOWN Shoot from above at a steep angle. 12. SIDE ANGLE Shoot from the side. Adds shape and depth. 13. BACK VIEW Show the subject from behind. 14. FRAMED SHOT Use a doorway, window, leaves, or architecture to frame the subject. 15. SYMMETRICAL SHOT Keep both sides balanced and even. 16. TILT UP Start low and tilt upwards. 17. TILT DOWN Start high and tilt downwards. 18. OTS CLOSE Close over-the-shoulder composition, with focus on the subject's face. 19. LEADING LINES Use pathways, railings, corridors, or architecture to lead the eye to the subject. 20. EXTREME LOW ANGLE Camera very low. Makes the subject look cinematic and powerful. BOTTOM SECTION: Add four concise photography tips with small icons: - “Try 3 angles” — Shoot the same scene from different angles. - “Move closer” — Step in to capture more detail and feeling. - “Match the feeling” — Pick an angle that fits the mood you want. - “Keep it simple” — Clean shots with one main focus work best. BOTTOM QUOTE: “The right angle can turn a normal photo into a scroll stopper.” QUALITY REQUIREMENTS: No misspelled text, no gibberish typography, no duplicated camera-angle panels, no repeated identical poses, no random faces, no inconsistent face identity, no distorted hands, no distorted glasses, no extra fingers, no cropped titles, no watermark, no logo, no social-media handle.