Castle on forested hill overlooking misty lake and lush greenery.

Forgotten Towers

Artist
Liminality...
DDG Model
PhotoReal
Access
Public
Created
2yrs ago
Try
Public
0

0

5
- Share
  
  https://deepdreamgenerator.com/ddream/9rp7jbxb8or COPY LINK
- Info
  Forgotten Towers
  
  Model: PhotoReal
  
  Size: 1024 X 1024 (1.05 MP)
  
  Used settings:
  
  Prompt: a tall castle standing in a lush green forest with a river running through it, in a valley with mountains in the background, filled with trees, brilliant peaks, gouache matte painting, lucina from fire emblem, Edmund Blair and Charlie Bowater, creative commons attribution, big bear lake california, by Dave Melvin, lying a throne in a medieval land, standing near a castle, tranquil scene, by Edward George Handel Lucas, rock plateau, pristine, by Thomas Struth, stock footage, 2 0 1 5, by Georg Friedrich Kersting, lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, anxious steward of a new castle, painting of a knight, flying castle, ocarina of time, kingslanding, inspired by Dean Ellis, chilean, 21:9, ashteroth, rendered in corona, David Hardy, oland
  
  Using base image: Yes
- Report
  
  Would you like to report this Dream as inappropriate?

Prompt

a tall castle standing in a lush green forest with a river running through it, in a valley with mountains in the background, filled with trees, brilliant peaks, gouache matte painting, lucina from fire emblem, Edmund Blair and Charlie Bowater, creative commons attribution, big bear lake california, by Dave Melvin, lying a throne in a medieval land, standing near a castle, tranquil scene, by Edward George Handel Lucas, rock plateau, pristine, by Thomas Struth, stock footage, 2 0 1 5, by Georg Friedrich Kersting, lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, anxious steward of a new castle, painting of a knight, flying castle, ocarina of time, kingslanding, inspired by Dean Ellis, chilean, 21:9, ashteroth, rendered in corona, David Hardy, oland

More about Forgotten Towers

You could see almost anything for miles from one of those towers, couldn’t you? But alas, they are from a time the world has forgotten, and thus, are no longer used.