60s photo ideas

Using my photo as the face reference, create a 1960s mod studio portrait of me, a black-and-white color-block shift dress with bold graphic eyeliner or a slim three-button suit with a skinny tie, a sleek geometric bob or a shaggy fringe, a plain white backdrop, bright even light, a cool direct stare.

Show me in an early-1960s city portrait, a tall beehive or smooth bouffant with a boxy tweed skirt suit, a pillbox hat and short gloves, or a slim suit with a narrow-brim hat, a stone bank building behind me, soft daylight, the warm saturation of color slide film.

Turn me into a 1960s space-age fashion portrait, a white A-line mini dress with circle cut-outs or a white zip-front tunic, white ankle boots, a clear bubble helmet held under my arm, a glossy white futuristic set with round porthole windows, crisp bright light.

Put me on a pastel motor scooter in a sunny 1960s European old town, a striped boat-neck top with cropped trousers and a headscarf or a parka over a slim suit, round sunglasses, cobblestones and café awnings, saturated slide-film color, a playful grin.

Place me in a summer meadow at the end of the 1960s, a flowing floral maxi dress or a fringed suede vest over a loose cheesecloth shirt, a crown of daisies, long center-parted hair, golden backlight and lens flare, faded warm film, a peaceful smile.

Picture me dancing on the set of a 1960s TV music show, a sequined mini dress with white go-go boots or a turtleneck under a velvet jacket, op-art spirals on the backdrop, bright studio lights, a frozen mid-twist pose, slightly soft broadcast-camera color.

Frame me on the boarding stairs of a 1960s propeller airliner, a fitted travel suit with a small hat and a round vanity case or a slim grey suit with a briefcase, a sunny airfield, saturated color slide film, a glamorous wave toward the camera.

Show me on a 1960s surf beach beside a long wooden board, a striped boat-neck top with capri pants or board shorts with an open camp-collar shirt, a wood-paneled station wagon parked on the sand, bright sun, warm faded color, a sun-squinting smile.

Create a bold op-art portrait of me against a dizzying black-and-white spiral backdrop, a matching graphic-print mini dress or a black turtleneck, a sharp geometric haircut, high-contrast studio lighting, a striking 1960s fashion-plate look with no text.

Seat me on a low teak sofa in a 1960s living room, a sunburst clock on the wall and a console record player beside me, a knit turtleneck dress or a cardigan with slim slacks, warm lamp light, the soft saturated color of a family slide, my face sharp.

Capture me on a small stage in a 1960s basement coffeehouse with an acoustic guitar, a black turtleneck and a beret or a striped sweater, brick walls and candles on little tables, grainy black-and-white film, a thoughtful mid-song look.

Keeping my face realistic and clearly recognizable, turn me into a late-1960s psychedelic poster portrait, swirling orange, purple and green patterns flowing out of my hair, a paisley shirt or a floral headband, hand-drawn wavy shapes with no lettering.

Make a square 1960s snapshot of me with white deckle-edged borders, standing on a suburban front lawn beside a garden sprinkler, a sleeveless shift dress or a short-sleeve shirt with slacks, bright faded color, a squinting sunny smile.

Create a 1960s black-and-white street-fashion photograph of me striding across a busy crossing, a trapeze coat with a geometric bob or a narrow suit with a knitted tie, motion blur in the crowd behind me, grainy high-contrast film, a confident mid-stride look.

Photograph me leaning on a 1960s convertible at a coastal lookout, a silk headscarf and oversized round sunglasses or a knit polo with pressed chinos, the sea glittering below, late-afternoon sun, rich color slide film, a carefree look over my shoulder.