Monsoon Wedding Courtyard Power Cut

Use the uploaded image strictly for face and identity reference — preserve exact facial features, hairstyle, skin tone, and proportions without any modification. Create a super ultra-HD 8K maximum-resolution hyper-realistic couple portrait set in a South Asian wedding haveli courtyard at the exact moment the electricity fails during a monsoon night — the instant of transition from electric light to complete darkness that lasts half a second before the candles and diyas become the only illumination. This image captures that half-second: some string lights still at their last dying flicker, the candles and diyas now suddenly the dominant light sources, the monsoon rain hammering the open courtyard. The couple stands in the center of the courtyard. They are the bride and groom — but this is not a posed wedding photo. The power has just gone out, the music has stopped, the guests are laughing in the sudden dark, and in this moment of interrupted ceremony they are looking only at each other, her hand finding his in the dark, both of them starting to laugh. The bride: — Deep magenta and gold bridal lehenga, the zardozi embroidery catching the diya light and throwing tiny gold stars across the fabric — Full bridal jewelry: maang tikka, heavy jhumka earrings, polki necklace layers, chooda bangles — each piece rendered at jeweler's-loupe resolution — individual kundan stones, gold granulation work, the precise weight of the jewelry visible in how it hangs — Mehendi on her hands and arms in full elaborate pattern — the henna at its deepest red-brown, the fine lines of the design sharp at microscopic resolution — Bridal makeup: deep red lips, heavy kohl, the small bindi precisely placed The groom: — Ivory silk sherwani with subtle thread-work at collar and cuffs — Sehra of fresh white flowers hanging over his face partially — the flowers wet from monsoon spray reaching the courtyard The courtyard in the power-cut moment: — The monsoon rain falls into the open center of the courtyard — heavy Indian monsoon rain, the drops hitting the stone floor and creating the classic water-crown splash shapes, each splash frozen at peak height in sharp detail — The string lights in their last flicker — some bulbs dim yellow, some already dark, the filaments of the dying ones glowing orange in their last moment — Diyas on every ledge and step, their flames bending dramatically sideways in the wind the monsoon has brought — Marigold garlands on the courtyard arches, soaked and heavy, individual petals darkened by rain — The guests visible at the edges in candlelit blurs — the laughter on their faces readable without being sharp The rain on her jewelry — water beading on the polki stones and running between the gold setting. The rain on his flowers. Their wet hands interlaced. Every mehendi line, every kundan stone, every rain splash crown, every diya flame bend — absolute microscopic maximum resolution. Technically the most demanding image in the set. 85mm portrait lens, f/1.8 aperture, ultra-shallow depth of field, DSLR quality, photorealistic jewelry and textile and rain texture, warm diya-and-dying-string-light cinematic color grading — deep amber, magenta, and monsoon blue. Aspect ratio 4:5.