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Combine the two provided photos into one realistic, harmonious image. Transfer all the people (characters) from both photos into one common frame so that each of them is present in the final photo. Preserve each person’s appearance as accurately as possible: facial features, eye shape, nose, lips, hairstyle, hair color, age, build, and individual characteristics. Do not alter the faces, do not replace the characters, and do not create new people. Arrange all the characters naturally, as if they were originally photographed together in one place and at one time. Choose a harmonious arrangement, proper proportions, natural poses, and realistic distances between the people. New Year’s atmosphere and decor: create a beautiful, cozy winter and New Year’s setting. In the background, there should be an elegant Christmas tree with warm, twinkling garlands, beautiful toys, and festive decorations. Add soft candlelight, cozy lights, winter decor, spruce branches, gift boxes, and an atmosphere of Christmas magic. Outside the window, you can see a beautiful snow‑covered winter landscape.. Use a warm colour palette: golden, cream, milky, deep green and red shades. The atmosphere should convey family warmth, joy, coziness, love and the feeling of a real New Year’s celebration.. Create uniform lighting, the same colour temperature, natural shadows and consistent perspective. Remove the collage effect, traces of editing, sharp transitions and differences in the quality of the original photos. The final image should look like a genuine joint photograph taken by a professional photographer with a single camera. Important: do not lose any person from the original photos. All characters must be fully recognizable and present in the final image. Maximum photorealism, high quality, natural faces, no distortions. Priority No. 1 is to accurately preserve the identity of each person from the original photos. Do not reinterpret or redraw the faces.