C9I
매개변수 표시
- 원본 프롬프트
- A raven and a crow sitting opposite each other on two moss-covered stones in the middle of a perfectly still, dark lake at twilight. Between them, the water is like a black mirror. But the reflection is not a mirror image: the raven's reflection is the crow, and the crow's reflection is the raven. The reflection also shows them merging into a single shape, as if they are one being. Bare, twisted trees frame the scene. A faint, cold mist drifts over the water. Pale moonlight or deep indigo sky with no stars. No people, no text. Mood: quiet, mysterious, nondual, sacred, melancholic. Cinematic wide shot, symmetrical composition, deep blacks, silver and charcoal palette, faint blue and amber accents. 8k, film grain, hyper-detailed, surreal realism. No watermark. --ar 16:9
- 모드
- pro
- 크기
- 1408 x 1408
- 제외 조건
- lowres, worst quality, low quality, bad anatomy, explicit
프롬프트 도우미
모델 및 LoRA 사용
비슷한 작품
자세히 보기wide shot, cinematic framing, symmetrical composition, eye level, no humans, animal focus, raven, crow, 2birds, perched, facing each other, inward profile, moss-covered rock, calm water, black water, reflective water, impossible reflection, inverted reflection, conjoined reflection, bare trees, twisted branches, natural framing, cold mist, fog, twilight, starless sky, indigo sky, pale moonlight, deep shadows, charcoal palette, silver highlights, faint blue accent, faint amber accent, textless, clean composition
A cinematic wide eye-level shot with exact bilateral symmetry centers on two moss-covered stones protruding from a vast, dead-calm lake at twilight. Perched on the left stone is a large raven with iridescent blue-black plumage and shaggy throat feathers, posed in inward profile; perched on the right stone at the exact same elevation is a slightly smaller crow with sleek matte-charcoal feathers, facing inward in direct profile. Their sharp claws grip the damp, emerald-velvet moss, and their gaze meets across the narrow expanse of dark water. The lake's surface acts as a flawless, starless black mirror, but the reflections defy nature: beneath the raven, the downward reflection is distinctly the smaller silhouette of the crow, while beneath the crow, the downward reflection shows the heavy beak and ruff of the raven. Toward the midpoint between the stones, both reflected silhouettes stretch horizontally across the glassy depths to fuse into a single, seamless dark shape, conjoining the two birds into one continuous aquatic shadow. Gnarled, leafless black tree branches frame the left and right upper edges of the scene like twisted bone. A thin, cold sheet of ground mist skims horizontally just millimeters above the unmoving water. Overhead, the sky is a flat, deep indigo, completely starless, while a pale diffuse moonlight casts silvery highlights along the birds' dorsal feathers and the wet rims of the rocks, accented only by faint amber glints in their dark irises and a cold blue sheen upon the lake. The unrippled surface tension remains completely unbroken, preserving the impossible unity below. Quietly sacred and melancholic.
C9I
wide shot, cinematic framing, symmetrical composition, eye level, no humans, animal focus, raven, crow, 2birds, perched, facing each other, inward profile, moss-covered rock, calm water, black water, reflective water, impossible reflection, inverted reflection, conjoined reflection, bare trees, twisted branches, natural framing, cold mist, fog, twilight, starless sky, indigo sky, pale moonlight, deep shadows, charcoal palette, silver highlights, faint blue accent, faint amber accent, textless, clean composition
A cinematic wide eye-level shot with exact bilateral symmetry centers on two moss-covered stones protruding from a vast, dead-calm lake at twilight. Perched on the left stone is a large raven with iridescent blue-black plumage and shaggy throat feathers, posed in inward profile; perched on the right stone at the exact same elevation is a slightly smaller crow with sleek matte-charcoal feathers, facing inward in direct profile. Their sharp claws grip the damp, emerald-velvet moss, and their gaze meets across the narrow expanse of dark water. The lake's surface acts as a flawless, starless black mirror, but the reflections defy nature: beneath the raven, the downward reflection is distinctly the smaller silhouette of the crow, while beneath the crow, the downward reflection shows the heavy beak and ruff of the raven. Toward the midpoint between the stones, both reflected silhouettes stretch horizontally across the glassy depths to fuse into a single, seamless dark shape, conjoining the two birds into one continuous aquatic shadow. Gnarled, leafless black tree branches frame the left and right upper edges of the scene like twisted bone. A thin, cold sheet of ground mist skims horizontally just millimeters above the unmoving water. Overhead, the sky is a flat, deep indigo, completely starless, while a pale diffuse moonlight casts silvery highlights along the birds' dorsal feathers and the wet rims of the rocks, accented only by faint amber glints in their dark irises and a cold blue sheen upon the lake. The unrippled surface tension remains completely unbroken, preserving the impossible unity below. Quietly sacred and melancholic.
C9I
wide shot, cinematic framing, symmetrical composition, eye level, no humans, animal focus, raven, crow, 2birds, perched, facing each other, inward profile, moss-covered rock, calm water, black water, reflective water, impossible reflection, inverted reflection, conjoined reflection, bare trees, twisted branches, natural framing, cold mist, fog, twilight, starless sky, indigo sky, pale moonlight, deep shadows, charcoal palette, silver highlights, faint blue accent, faint amber accent, textless, clean composition
A cinematic wide eye-level shot with exact bilateral symmetry centers on two moss-covered stones protruding from a vast, dead-calm lake at twilight. Perched on the left stone is a large raven with iridescent blue-black plumage and shaggy throat feathers, posed in inward profile; perched on the right stone at the exact same elevation is a slightly smaller crow with sleek matte-charcoal feathers, facing inward in direct profile. Their sharp claws grip the damp, emerald-velvet moss, and their gaze meets across the narrow expanse of dark water. The lake's surface acts as a flawless, starless black mirror, but the reflections defy nature: beneath the raven, the downward reflection is distinctly the smaller silhouette of the crow, while beneath the crow, the downward reflection shows the heavy beak and ruff of the raven. Toward the midpoint between the stones, both reflected silhouettes stretch horizontally across the glassy depths to fuse into a single, seamless dark shape, conjoining the two birds into one continuous aquatic shadow. Gnarled, leafless black tree branches frame the left and right upper edges of the scene like twisted bone. A thin, cold sheet of ground mist skims horizontally just millimeters above the unmoving water. Overhead, the sky is a flat, deep indigo, completely starless, while a pale diffuse moonlight casts silvery highlights along the birds' dorsal feathers and the wet rims of the rocks, accented only by faint amber glints in their dark irises and a cold blue sheen upon the lake. The unrippled surface tension remains completely unbroken, preserving the impossible unity below. Quietly sacred and melancholic.
C9I
wide shot, symmetrical composition, eye level, scenery, no humans, animal focus, raven, crow, 2birds, sitting, perched on rock, moss, facing each other, profile, dark lake, calm water, water reflection, reflection paradox, surrealism, bare branches, twisted trees, framing, mist, twilight, indigo sky, clear sky, no stars, deep shadows, monochromatic palette, blue accents, amber accents, clean image, no text
A wide cinematic shot with strict bilateral symmetry captures a tranquil, surreal tableau in the middle of a vast, pitch-black lake at deep twilight. Framing the upper margins on both sides, bare and twisted tree boughs curve inward like an arch of dark bone. Out of the motionless water, two identical moss-encrusted boulders rise on the left and right. Perched in profile upon the left stone sits a large raven, identifiable by its heavy curved beak and shaggy throat hackles, facing inward. Balanced upon the right stone sits a noticeably smaller crow with sleek matte feathers and a slender beak, its head turned directly toward the raven. Both birds remain entirely motionless, locked in a solemn, mutual eye-level gaze, their talons firmly gripping the wet emerald moss.
Between them, the water is a flawless, undisturbed black mirror, yet the reflection subverts reality: beneath the raven on the left, the inverted reflection displays the slender beak and smooth plumage of the crow; beneath the crow on the right, the water mirrors the heavy, shaggy profile of the raven. Toward the center of the lake between the two stones, the submerged dark reflections flow toward one another across the liquid plane, their mirrored wings merging into a single, seamless avian silhouette anchored beneath the surface.
Delicate ribbons of pale, cold mist drift inches above the water, hugging the colder surface tension without obscuring the glass-like reflections. Above, the sky is a clean, uniform gradient of deep indigo twilight, entirely unblemished and free of stars, cast in the dim, diffuse glow of an off-frame pale moon. The palette is dominated by deep obsidian, charcoal, and brushed silver, accented with faint ice-blue rim light limning the birds' feathered contours and a subtle spark of warm amber in their dark, glassy eyes. Sacred, melancholic quiet.
C9I
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