A low-contrast cinematic view of a dark nebula with soft backlit edges and sparse foreground stars, creating a moody, tactile sense of depth and vast scale within a 16:9 frame.

Dark Nebula Vista in Cinematic Scale

Floating cars drift between towering neon skyscrapers in a vertical 9:16 scene, framed for a cinematic poster with deep atmosphere and crisp foreground detail.

Floating Cars in Neon Cityscape

Solitary weathered android with exposed rusted metal plating and worn synthetic skin sits in a contemplative pose atop a mound of concrete debris and twisted steel beams in a desolate post‑apocalyptic metropolitan ruin reclaimed by nature. 

Weathered Android at Sunset — 1970s Sci‑Fi Portrait

Monumental, hyperreal figures of obsidian and starlight stand like fallen gods, their fractured forms traced by molten-gold and ember-red veins. Moonbeams and eclipse halos carve the darkness, while ash and spectral haze drift through scorched crystal and rune-cut metal surfaces.

Obsidian Titans Beneath Eclipse

A lone warrior stands on a towering storm-cloud shaped like a beast, lightning pulsing beneath their feet as they watch vast mist-veiled mountains under a charged sky.

Warrior atop storm-cloud beast overlooking mountains

Two figures stand beneath an inverted ocean that hangs like a second sky, with waves suspended and glowing from sunset light in a tall 9:16 portrait crop framed tightly around them.

Ocean-above portrait of two figures

A vertical 9:16 view of an ancient hidden Shiva temple deep in the jungle, centered glowing Lingam on a cracked stone floor, moss-covered pillars, rain dripping from a broken ceiling, golden light beams through teal mist and flower petals浮靡

Shiva temple hidden in jungle

A lone person stands at the center of a cavernous dark hall as glowing columns of abstract holographic glyphs rise around them like vertical waterfalls, bathing the scene in cool neon tones and quiet awe.

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