Product Lifestyle Photo: Placing a Product in a Real-Life Scene

【用途】拍一張 [產品] 的生活情境照（lifestyle），讓商品自然融入 [生活場景]，傳達 [品牌調性]，可用於官網與社群。

【主體】
- 主角：[產品]，清晰可辨、標籤朝向鏡頭，自然地擺放或正被使用中。
- 場景：[生活場景]，有真實生活痕跡（不過度乾淨完美），讓人有代入感。

【視覺風格】
- 自然光為主，從 [光線方向] 灑入，柔和有方向性⋯⋯

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Handmade, curated-goods, and lifestyle brands need lifestyle photography most of all — moving a product out of a cold white background and into a real, lived-in scene where 'someone is actually using it' is what makes buyers picture themselves using it too. This prompt hinges on two things: first, a state of 'being actively used' along with 'real signs of life' (a half-finished cup of coffee, an open book) — that's what separates a lifestyle shot from a plain product display; second, explicitly specifying 'consistent lighting, shadows falling in the same direction,' because the classic tell of a bad lifestyle photo is a product that looks pasted in with mismatched lighting. Three honest caveats: first, if you include a person, only show a hand, shoulder, or partial silhouette — don't let AI generate a full face, since faces are far more likely to come out distorted and can ruin the whole image; second, supporting elements in the scene should match the brand's vibe but shouldn't crowd the frame — the product is still the star; third, this is a marketing/mood visual, not a product spec sheet — actual product details (color, capacity) should be verified against the real item. Compared to just 'a photo of the product on a table,' spelling out the state of use, the signs of life, and lighting consistency is what turns the output into a warm brand photo instead of a plain sample shot.