This is a stunning and poetic storm landscape photograph, capturing an impending thunderstorm during a summer dusk. The sky is filled with layers of dark green cumulonimbus clouds, resembling gigantic rolling waves, with eerie green light and golden twilight seeping through the edges. In the center of the clouds, several scorching orange-yellow bolts of lightning erupt as if tearing apart, striking the earth, like the wrathful whip of the heavens. Below is a vast rural field: golden wheat fields interweave with lush green grass, and a winding dirt road stretches out, leading to the blurred outline of distant woods. The overall color scheme is dominated by deep green, orange-yellow, and black shadows, creating a sense of oppressive yet magnificent tension.
In the middle of the poster is a baby sheep, viewed from a high altitude, surrounded by short grass, in the style of Jon Burgerman and Oliver Jeffers.
The starry sky rotates slowly, and the camera zooms in on a bright star.
The beach is covered with colorful flowers, and the moon hangs in the black sky. A rainbow appears on the sea surface, forming a curved path to the crescent moon. The colors of the rainbow spread from the center left to right. High angle perspective in the style of oil painting, soft light illumination, high contrast between shadows and light, colorful, mysterious atmosphere. Bright colors, high saturation, black background. A wide-angle lens captures the vast scenery. Black sand, shimmering water droplets, sparkling stars. It's like an endless ocean of dreams.
A tranquil ocean sunset with gentle waves lapping at the shore, pastel pink and orange skies, minimalist composition, ultra-detailed
Lavender field sunrise, honey light, morning dew, Provence atmosphere
8-bit pixel art of the bottom half of a hamburger, 24x36 pixels in size.
A single red silk ribbon flowing diagonally across a smooth red backdrop, with a slight shine effect, creating a sense of motion and grace.
A highly blurred sunflower moving against a gradient green background, shot in the style of Peter Lindbergh using soft light and low-contrast Kodak Portra 800 film.
