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Haunted Forest at Twilight
zungar
astralinfectionil, alien landscap
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- Original Prompt
- AstralInfectionIL,alien landscape, purple night sky, glowing moon, shooting star, meteor shower, dark mountains, strange red crystals, desolate, otherworldly
- Quality Tag
- ﹝Prompts﹞, masterpiece, best quality, amazing quality, very aesthetic, absundres
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- 768 x 1280
- Sampling Steps
- 25
- Sampling Method
- Euler a
- CFG Scale
- 6.5
- Negative
- worst quality, bad quality, very displeasing, displeasing, bad anatomy, artistic error, lowres, bad hands, signature, artist name, multiple views, variations, old, oldest, missing fingers, excess fingers, extra hands, excess hands
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masterpiece, highly detailed, fantasy landscape, scenery, wasteland, dead withered trees, cracked obsidian ground, glowing red volcanic lava fissures, toxic purple haze, desolate ruins, dark and ominous atmosphere, polluted soil, apocalyptic, dark fantasy, concept art, no humans
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Lava Fields of a Dark Realm
big Daddy lilnaz
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A wide-angle, cinematic landscape shot of a vast obsidian world, depicting a desolate yet majestic alien terrain. The environment is dominated by towering, jagged spires of polished black volcanic glass and deep, reflective obsidian plains that stretch toward a dark horizon. Sharp, crystalline formations emerge from the ground like frozen shards, with intricate geological fractures and glossy surfaces reflecting a dim, eerie light. In the distance, massive obsidian mountains cast long, oppressive shadows over the landscape, while thin veins of glowing purple magma pulse beneath the translucent black crust. The atmosphere is heavy and oppressive, characterized by a dark, monochromatic color palette of deep blacks and charcoal greys, contrasted by sharp, iridescent highlights and floating shards of volcanic ash. The lighting is moody and low-key, with a cold, metallic sheen and a slight atmospheric haze that adds a sense of immense scale and silent solitude.
John Nelson
