#militaryoutfits

Unity in Uniform: A Vision of Revolution

• Model: AI Upscaler

• Size: 2714 X 1356 (3.68 MP)

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  • Prompt:
  • Using base image: Yes

Empowered Women in Sunset's Embrace

• Model: DaVinci2

• Size: 1152 X 864 (1.00 MP)

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  • Prompt: Morning, dawn, the sun rises, street, smoke, five women in a short dress with a deep neckline march in military formation
  • Using base image: No
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape

Bold Women in Military-Inspired Fashion

• Model: FluX

• Size: 1280 X 720 (0.92 MP)

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  • Prompt: rendered in stunning, photorealistic detail with 16k precision. A breathtaking portrait of three female models dressed in realistic, retro-inspired military costumes. Each model has a unique pose: one stands shows her feminine curves, another crouches with confidence, and the third kneels with an inviting smile. They wear classic military dresses accentuated with bold green accessories, including gear and badges, and their outfits feature sheer fishnet stockings and high-heeled black shoes Captured in a cinematic film still, evoking the aesthetic of Gordon Willis, Roger Deakins, and Emmanuel Lubezki, with a nostalgic film grain, subtle vignette, and meticulous color grading, post-processed to perfection, bathed in cinematic lighting reminiscent of 35mm film, with a live-action, high-octane, atmospheric feel, as if plucked from a intricate, lace-like patterns, framing a vibrant landscape. Inside, a breathtaking city skyline rises against a starry sky, glowing in shades of blue, purple and pink. A serene lake reflects the colorful lights of the city, surrounded by lush greenery. nature mingles with refined architecture. at sunset. The scene is framed by eerie trees with delicate branches that have come to life and a subtle blanket of neon mist that covers the ground. In the distance, a starry sky rises with a faint glow of twilight. with many ethereal, translucent trees glowing in blue and gold. casting a soft light and surrounded by dark patterns that frame a vibrant landscape. Inside, a reflects the colorful lights of the city, surrounded by refined architecture. The overall mood is dreamy and enchanting, inviting exploration and imagination. rendered in stunning, photorealistic detail with 16k precision and speed effects A breathtaking view of a distant gas planet. In the background, the light of a distant star glimmers, creating a contrast against the dark vastness of space. The overall scene is ethereal, capturing the beauty and immensity of the cosmos,
  • Using base image: No
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape_wide

David Bowie Last Letter

• Model: MirageMaker

• Size: 1168 X 880 (1.03 MP)

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  • Prompt: David Bowie's Last Letter I will die… I know there are only a few months left until the end of my earthly journey… What should I do? Despair, sink into depression, reject the idea of death, and pretend the illness doesn’t exist? Or should I decide to defeat death… I decide it with my soul because only the soul and the heart give me the inspiration to compose music, as I’ve done for 50 years… I count the hours I have left, and as the doctors tell me, I can predict, within a certain margin, the date of my death. The release of my last work is scheduled for January 8, 2016, my 69th birthday. I work day and night; I have the time to compose, perfect, perform, record in the studio, and make videos… I do it as quickly as possible because I don’t want my face to show the mark of death, which mockingly is cutting down my body without me being able to defend myself… But I challenge you, death… To hell with it if I don’t challenge you! I challenged and conquered the world of fans in the '70s with the pride of ambiguity… I loved men and women; I was a man, a woman, an alien, and finally, a celestial body. What can you do, death, against my eternity, my genius, my madness, my creativity, my music that will live forever? I am Lazarus, torn from the scars. I will die in the body, but I will live forever through my music. I lived long enough to receive birthday wishes. I thought I wouldn’t make it to see my album released… I survived January 8… And you, my dear killer, lost! Just think, if you hadn’t knocked on my door, I would have created 24 works; I would have managed to live to 100, and instead, thanks to you, I have 25! You know… I will be free as a bird.
  • Using base image: Yes