Stunning Black-and-White Aerial View of Majestic Canyon Formations
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MirageMaker
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1920 X 1080
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Prompt: The canyon stretches into the distance, a maze of jagged rock faces and shadowed crevices. The air is still, carrying only the faint echoes of distant winds. Sunlight filters through narrow gaps, casting long, distorted shadows that twist along the canyon floor. The stone walls seem to hold secrets, their surfaces worn smooth by ages of forgotten storms. Each step feels heavy, the silence almost palpable, broken only by the faint rustling of loose rocks tumbling in unseen places. The canyon, ancient and unyielding, feels both vast and intimate, its depth unknowable, as though the very earth itself is holding its breath. Render it in the style of realism painting by master landscape oil painting artists such as Albert Bierstadt for grand landscapes, Thomas Cole for sublime elements, and Ivan Shishkin for intricate detail. Incorporate dramatic skies and clouds inspired by Joseph Mallord William Turner, atmospheric depth by Caspar David Friedrich, and meticulous attention to overall composition by Frederic Edwin Church.
Prompt: Coyote Trail at the Edge of the Wash: Where the canyon wall slopes into a dry wash, a narrow animal trail zigzags between newly darkened stones — slick from recent rain — and tufts of creosote bushes jeweled with trembling droplets. A lone coyote, fur matted and haloed by steam in the cooling dusk, walks the trail with a deliberate gait, its paws leaving momentary prints in the softening red mud. Overhead, the sky has split open — one side still choked with rain-heavy cloud, the other pulsing with the gold and lavender of a reluctant sunset. Lightning glows like a forgotten god, far off. Maxfield Parrish paints the sky with reverence: one part myth, one part storm-spun miracle. Andrew Wyeth gives flesh to the coyote’s gait and weight to the glistening stones — every raindrop clinging to a thorn a testament to presence. Albert Bierstadt opens the desert walls behind the trail like cathedral walls, pushing the ordinary into awe.
Prompt: Post Apocalyptic Ruin, New York Cityscape, photography, by Carr Clifton & Galen Rowell, 16K resolution, Post-Apocalyptic Cityscape, veduta, photo by Mike Roshuk, Dustin Lefevre & Skyeithse, 8k resolution, detailed Cityscape painting by Ivan Shishkin, Elaborately Detailed hyper-realistic Post-Apocalyptic Cityscape at night, with crumbling Buildings on fire, by Gustave Dore and Anton Semenov, 8k resolution, volumetric lighting
Prompt: A beautiful spectacular view of earth from outer space. wonderful sky with greenish nebula. symmetry. many stars. a distant sun. nasa like photography. uhdr.
Prompt: flesh creature coiled up with translucent iridescent skin, brain and veins and arteries can be seen through the skin, salvador dali, RHADS, carrie ann baade, Beeple
Prompt: Photo Realistic Life Alone In The North Pacific Woods Tent Shelter Sitting Around A Fire Brewing Coffee While An Earth-Ending Asteroid Nears Impact With EarthNothern Lights Aurora Borealis
Fine - Art Photography Art By David LaChapelle
Prompt: a white ballerina on a dark stage, fouettés, dancer, genshin impact, intricate, elegant, sharp focus, illustration, highly detailed, concept art, matte, trending on artstation, anime, art by wlop and artgerm and greg rutkowski, ilya kuvshinov, strong strokes, photo of asuna from sao h 6 4 0
Prompt: A forest with cities integrated in sustainable living, wall gardens under high-rise buildings, urban forests, sky corridors, urban nature reserves, mushroom ecology, and tree canopy. Magnetic Electricity emerges from a futuristic or ancient fusion technology makes the cities glow.
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