I just ran a creative experiment that left my heart racing 💥💓: a 10-second hyper-realistic single-take, shot in first-person 👀, seen through the eyes of a house spider 🕷️. 🎥 The camera NEVER cuts ❌✂️. It’s locked into a permanent Dutch angle 🤪📐 and uses an extreme macro fisheye 🐟🔍 that warps everything: bent lines 🌀, stretched edges 😖, and an environment that feels huge, hostile, and crushing 🏚️😱. We move at ground level 🐜💨, driven only by raw survival panic 😨⚠️: violent bursts of speed 💥, jittery micro-corrections 😬, sudden vertical climbs ⬆️⬇️, uncontrolled drops 🫨… skimming millimeters from carpet fibers 🧶, cracked paint 🧱, splintered wood 🪵, and corroded metal 🔩☠️. 📦 The space is claustrophobic AF 😵‍💫: under furniture 🛋️, along baseboards 🚪, through impossible gaps 🕳️, and into a dark utility area ⚙️🌑. The air is thick with dust, lint, and organic debris 🤧💨 smashing into the lens 💥👁️, creating constant particle chaos 🌀🌀, very Ant-Man scale 🐜🎬. 💡 Light slices through the grime in warm, knife-like shafts 🔥🔦, throwing aggressive highlights ✨⚡ and deep shadows that swallow any safe path 🕳️😈. ⚡ Everything feels dense and exhausting 🫠: sudden obstacles 🚧, near-misses 😱, aggressive focus pulls 🎯, dirty motion blur 🫨💫. Until the TENSION PEAKS 🚨🚨: 👉 a leap into open space 😳⬇️ 👉 A BRUTAL IMPACT with an unseen web 🕸️💥 Silk strands snap into view 😵‍💫🧵, stretching to the breaking point 😬😬. The camera whips 🤯, then locks ❄️. Hanging. Suspended 😰. Legs scraping 🕷️😖. Dust slowly settling 🌫️⏳. Suffocating stillness 😶‍🌫️🖤. 🔊 No music ❌🎵. No narration ❌🗣️. No text ❌📝. Only diegetic sound 🎧: frantic chitin clicks 🦗, abrasive scrapes 😖, rushing air 💨, particle impacts 💥… and the final creak of silk under tension 🕸️😬. 💡✨ Key takeaway: when you push POV 👁️, lens 🔍, movement 🌀, and sound 🎧 to the extreme… 👉 you don’t need explicit story 📖❌. The audience FEELS it in their body 🤯❤️. If you’re into exploring impossible perspectives 🤪🕷️, exercises like this are PURE GOLD 🥇🔥 for training tension, scale, and visceral emotion 💥😈.

This prompt doesn’t aim for artificial beauty. It aims for extreme realism. Raw. Imperfect. Human. 👉 It’s designed to generate ultra-close macro shots of an eye that are so realistic they force the question:Is this AI… or is it a real photograph? It includes: - Authentic skin texture: visible pores, fine hair, wrinkles, fibers 🔍 - Real imperfections: redness, uneven tone, micro flaws - Natural shine from oils and dry areas - No makeup. No retouching. - True skin translucency, no idealized smoothing 🎥 From a technical standpoint: - Raking light that reveals depth and surface detail - True-to-life color science 🎞️ - Ultra-shallow depth of field with critical focus - The feel of a real capture using a 100mm macro, DSLR, or smartphone in macro mode 🧠 The challenge: Mix these images with real photographs and watch the reactions.Very few people will be able to tell which ones are AI-generated and which ones are NOT. 🔥 Result: realism that blurs the boundary between AI and photography. 👉 Could you tell which ones are AI and which ones were shot by my photographer? 👀📸

If you’re aiming for premium, e-commerce-level product visuals, this prompt is pure gold 💎 👉 It’s designed to generate ultra-realistic 3D PVC patches, featuring: - Custom shape that perfectly follows the logo silhouette 🎯 - Accurate brand colors - Real depth and dimensional relief - Clean, believable visible stitching 🪡 - Fabric with natural texture, subtle wrinkles, and realistic weave - Professional studio lighting that enhances 3D depth 📸 💡 Perfect for: - Product mockups - Catalogs - Commercial presentations - Landing pages - Premium content for textile or merchandising brands 🧠 Pro tip:Just tweak these variables to create endless variations: - [logo] - [fabric color] - [PVC finish: matte / glossy / textured] 🔥 Result: visuals that look like real studio photography, not AI-generated. If you want, in the next post I can share: ➡️ visual examples ➡️ prompt variations ➡️ fine-tuning tips for Midjourney / Flux / SD 👉 Do you like it? 👀💬

This prompt isn’t about “making a realistic face.” It’s about daring to look. I wanted to push the AI to an uncomfortable edge: ❌ zero beauty ❌ zero smoothing ❌ zero artificial epicness Just skin, time, and life etched onto a face. The result is an extreme close-up that doesn’t try to please—it tries to say something. Every pore, every wrinkle, every shadow under the eyes tells a story without explaining it. The camera (and the AI) don’t judge. They just show. 💥 What interests me most isn’t the technique (8K, micro-detail, real texture), but how a well-written prompt can force a clear emotional intention. 👉 I didn’t ask for “a sad man.” I asked for unfiltered humanity. And when you do that, the image stops being “beautiful” and starts being honest. If you’re using AI only to create aesthetic visuals, you’re missing half the game. The other half is this: provoking real emotion. What does this image provoke in you? 👀🧠🩸

🧠⚠️ Why “more” is no longer “better” on LinkedIn LinkedIn is no longer just a professional directory. It’s now an ecosystem where quality beats quantity. Every action you take builds (or damages) your algorithmic reputation. Understanding limits isn’t optional—it’s the difference between sustainable growth and a restricted account. 📊🔍 Your account runs on dynamic reputation There is no fixed safe number. LinkedIn evaluates your history, subscription level, and SSI. Sending invitations, viewing profiles, or messaging people always generates signals for the algorithm. 🔗🧱 The connection ecosystem: how to grow safely 🚦 The invitation “wall” is real Most accounts are capped at around 100 invitations per week. New accounts get far less. High-reputation accounts earn more flexibility. 📉 Acceptance rate is critical Dropping below 15–20% triggers spam alerts. The biggest reputation hit happens when someone clicks “I don’t know this person.” ⏱️ Limits work on a rolling window They don’t reset on Mondays. Each invitation counts for 7 days from the exact moment it’s sent. 🔢 Hard technical limits 30,000 first-degree connections is the absolute maximum. Once reached, the “Connect” button disappears. 700 pending invitations will block new ones. Unaccepted invites should be withdrawn after 14–21 days to keep your network clean. 💬📨 Messaging & InMails: prospect without burning your account 💳 InMails are a currency They accumulate for up to 90 days and never exceed 3× your monthly allowance. If the recipient replies, the credit is refunded. 🎯 Conversation beats pitching Even a “No, thanks” counts as a valid reply. Long, generic sales messages kill results—and reputation. 🆓 You can message without spending credits Open InMail profiles allow free messages. Groups and events enable direct messaging, though with daily caps. 🔍🚫 Search limits and commercial usage 📉 Free accounts hit a ceiling Roughly 250–350 searches per month. Once exceeded, people search is blocked until the 1st of the next month.