Example result illustrating this prompt's visual direction. Actual results may vary by model, reference image and settings.
Two Trees Sharing One Wind
Transform a photograph containing two separate trees into a visual poetry stimulus exploring connection and parallelism.
Prompt
Use the uploaded reference photo of photograph containing two separate trees as the edit source. Create one square, high-resolution visual poetry stimulus exploring connection and parallelism. Preserve both trunks, their spacing, species characteristics, and the landscape. Bend only small branches and leaves subtly toward the same off-frame breeze. Extend a few drifting leaves into one continuous curved path between the trees, suggesting a shared breath while keeping the trunks separate. Use natural late-summer greens, soft afternoon light, and physically plausible branch shapes. Preserve the source's recognizable subject and spatial relationships except for the specific transformation requested. Keep the visual metaphor restrained, legible, and open to interpretation, with realistic material detail. Do not introduce unrelated objects, captions, poem text, logos, watermarks, or borders. Return only the transformed image.
How to use it
- Upload a clear reference photo of photograph containing two separate trees.
- Paste the prompt and generate one transformed image.
- Use the resulting image to write 6–12 lines exploring connection and parallelism; begin with one concrete sensory detail and avoid naming the emotion directly.
Common failure fixes
- If trunks merge, restore their separate positions.
- If leaves form a heart, replace the symbol with an irregular breeze path.
- If branches bend unnaturally, restrict motion to fine twigs and leaves.