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Three-Panel Film Art Grid

A complex prompt for creating a triptych (three-panel) artistic layout. It describes a sequence of overexposed, cinematic shots in a Monet-style garden, focusing on movement, emotion, and film photography techniques like light leaks and motion blur.

Prompt

Edit the image into an equal three-panel grid film texture artistic portrait. The scene is a green afternoon. The sun is shining brightly. The character in the picture is consistent with the reference image, wearing a white dress. The first shot is a medium shot, taken from the side, the character is running towards the right in an overexposed, green Monet garden, holding a gorgeous bouquet in hand. The second shot is a close-up, photographing the bouquet, overexposed, dynamic blur. The third shot is a large close-up of the character, the profile of the character running, facing right, overexposed, dynamic blur, background is a green garden, giving the character eye light, allowing the character's expression to bring a sense of melancholy and hope. Portrait photography, image generation style with strong, direct flash effect: highlight mode, foreground exposure, surrealism, light and shadow atmosphere, fine shimmering light and shadow, dreamy movie film texture, dynamic blur, slow shutter effect, positive and negative film, peel-apart film, minimalism, extreme composition, vignette, light leak. Subtitles are located at the bottom center, three-panel grid synthesized into one picture. Ratio 3:4.

How to use this prompt

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Copy the full prompt above.
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Open a platform that supports Seedream 4.5, such as YouMind, and paste the prompt in.
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Swap the subject, style, or details to fit your idea, then generate.

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