Contrasting Landscapes of Sunset and Twilight Scenes

Duality of Nature's Majesty

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Steve Wolt...
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Artistic 2
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  Duality of Nature's Majesty
  
  Model: Artistic 2
  
  Size: 880 X 1168 (1.03 MP)
  
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  Prompt: Create an image featuring a vertically split composition with a single, massive tree as the central focal point. On the left side, depict the tree with lush green foliage under a sunset sky, painted with vibrant oranges, yellows, and soft reds. Scatter birds in flight within the orange sky. The tree's roots should be strong and expansive, stretching into rich, earthy soil. On the right side, illustrate the same tree in a nocturnal setting with a color palette of blues, purples, and deep indigo. The leaves should appear wispy and some should fall, evoking an autumnal feel. A large, luminous moon should sit just behind the tree, casting a gentle glow and revealing silhouettes of birds in flight against the star-speckled sky. The roots on this side should mirror those on the left, but subtly transitioning into the shades of night.
  
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Prompt

Create an image featuring a vertically split composition with a single, massive tree as the central focal point. On the left side, depict the tree with lush green foliage under a sunset sky, painted with vibrant oranges, yellows, and soft reds. Scatter birds in flight within the orange sky. The tree's roots should be strong and expansive, stretching into rich, earthy soil. On the right side, illustrate the same tree in a nocturnal setting with a color palette of blues, purples, and deep indigo. The leaves should appear wispy and some should fall, evoking an autumnal feel. A large, luminous moon should sit just behind the tree, casting a gentle glow and revealing silhouettes of birds in flight against the star-speckled sky. The roots on this side should mirror those on the left, but subtly transitioning into the shades of night.