Exploring a futuristic archive aesthetic, products sealed, preserved, and presented like collectibles This setup is great for experimenting with tension, reflections, and colour under harsh lighting Prompt 👇 Create a high-resolution, hyperrealistic 4:5 portrait-style photo of the "product or logo of your choice" sealed inside a transparent, vacuum-packed plastic pouch that tightly conforms to its shape, exaggerating every curve, edge, and indentation. The pouch should appear crinkled and reflective with sharp creases, tension points, and subtle areas of condensation around pressure zones to enhance realism. Use harsh, directional lighting to accentuate the textures of both the packaging and the object inside. Set the scen against a clean white or soft gray background to let the reflections and surface details stand out. Add archival-style touches such as a barcode, product code (e.g., "ABC-123456), and minimal branded text (e.g., "BRAND // ARCHIVE UNIT") to evoke a collectible, futuristic, and slightl dystopian presentation.

An expertly refined prompt that highlights any product with timeless elegance Prompt 👇 A high-end editorial studio photograph of a (PRODUCT FORM, e.g. bottle, jar, tube…), made of (MATERIAL, e.g. glass, ceramic, matte plastic…) with a (COLOR) (DETAIL, e.g. cap, texture, label…). The product is placed on a natural, textured (BASE SURFACE, e.g. stone, wood, marble…) slab, itself resting on a round mirror laid on a (SURFACE TONE, e.g. beige, sand, light gray…) surface. Around the mirror and on the slab are scattered droplets of (LIQUID, e.g. serum, oil, gel…) with realistic reflections. A few sprigs of (DECORATIVE NATURAL ELEMENTS, e.g. lavender, eucalyptus, rose petals…) lie gently across the slab and mirror, connecting both surfaces naturally. Strong, warm sunlight filters from the top left, casting soft diagonal leaf shadows to simulate filtered daylight. The aesthetic is (VISUAL STYLE, e.g. minimalist, organic, fresh, premium…), with realistic materials and natural textures highlighted by golden hour tones. Style: 3D realism, luxury product photography, shallow depth of field. Format: 1:1, ultra-detailed.

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Natural transition animation using Kling O1 Motion Prompt: The plate start to spin while ingredients separate gently and precisely, maintaining alignment and scale. The motion is smooth, with no extra effects IMAGE:— Using the first salad image as a base, create a clean exploded-view visualization of the same vegetable salad. The salad is separated into exactly the same 5 elements used in the original image, floating gently in a logical vertical or radial order: – Leafy greens – Cherry tomatoes – Cucumber slices – Avocado pieces – Vinaigrette dressing Each element is clearly isolated but visually aligned, maintaining realistic proportions and textures. Add short, readable annotations next to each ingredient, focused on benefits: – Leafy greens: “Fresh base, rich in nutrients” – Cherry tomatoes: “Natural sweetness and antioxidants” – Cucumber: “Crisp texture, refreshing hydration” – Avocado: “Healthy fats, creamy balance” – Vinaigrette: “Light dressing enhancing natural flavors” Background remains light, minimal, and consistent, ensuring high readability of annotations and visual continuity. Style is technical yet friendly, suitable for commercial explanation and marketing visuals.

Who else remembers the good old days, when photos looked bad but memories felt real?🥲 How to use Only change: - SUBJECT_DESCRIPTION (who / what is in the photo) - LOCATION - DATE Everything else should stay the same PROMPT TEMPLATE A low-resolution digital photo taken on a 2005 Sony CyberShot.SUBJECT_DESCRIPTION hanging out in LOCATION. Harsh on-camera flash with slightly blown-out highlights and uneven exposure. Visible digital noise in the shadows. Skin texture appears slightly waxy and over-smoothed due to early digital image processing. Colors look flat with limited dynamic range. Awkward, candid framing with imperfect composition, slight motion blur, and unbalanced angles typical of casual snapshots. An orange date stamp in the bottom right corner reading “DATE.” Early-internet MySpace-era photo aesthetic, unpolished, authentic, and amateur.