● Photography Style/Medium: Specifies whether the focus is on a photographic technique or an artistic medium (e.g., Lomo, digital painting, 3D render). ● Subject/Content: The main focus of the image (e.g., mythical beast, futuristic cityscape). ● Environment/Setting: The context or background setting (e.g., enchanted forest, alien planet). ● Unique Elements/Adjectives describing atmosphere: Special features or mood (e.g., hidden wonders, eerie glow). ● Lighting/Color palette: Describes the lighting setup for photography or color scheme for art (e.g., natural light, golden hour, neon hues). ● Inspiration: Artistic or photographic inspiration (e.g., H.R. Giger, Isaac Asimov etc.). ● Exposure Type: Long exposure, auto exposure, etc. (omit if not applicable). ● Aspect Ratio: Preferred image format (e.g., 1:1, 4:3, 16:9). ● Chaos: The more the value, the more creative and random it becomes (0-100). ● Style: Level of artistic interpretation — the bigger the value, the more artistic it is (0-1000).

● For dynamic scenes, increase the chaos parameter to introduce unexpected elements. ● Reference specific movies, books, or artists to steer the AI towards that visual style. ● Utilize lighting and color palette to set the mood—bright and vibrant for lively scenes, dark and monochrome for suspenseful moments. ● Experiment with different medium styles (e.g., 3D render vs. digital painting) to capture the essence of the scene. ● Consider the narrative behind each scene; what story does it tell? How does it fit into the larger world you're creating?