Minimalism. A vanta black foggy atmosphere with dark saturated moonlit underglow at night. Cybergoth ambience. In the background, there are faint silhouettes of asymmetrical Pyrenees mountain tops and crags that are barely distinguishable from the dimness of the cool dark fog. The overall effect is one of emerging from or being completely submerged in a dark, immersive environment. Snow bokeh.

Chinese beauty, black hair, gold and silver patterned, looking at the camera in front of her, wet skin, glass wall behind her with water droplets on it, reflection photography, hyper-realistic style, Asian-inspired, waist shot, high detail, high resolution, super detailed, super realistic.

1980s minimal magazine ad of world through words, people are everywhere, but wandering through an everchanging space, minimalist vintage, post modern, intense, powerful, album cover, designed by Storm Thorgerson and taken by Peter Blake, in the style of minimalist cartooning, colorful moebius | 1980s | shot on a fujifilm natura 1600 35 mm handheld camera. The image should be in 640i resolution, emulating that standard quality of that era.

old Jerusalem city, early sunrise, the Moon and a bit of stars, minimalistic drawing, fusion of Frida Kahlo, Marc Chagall, and Henri Matisse styles, sketch, abstract, watercolor

A girl walking through a field, in the style of ethereal trees, dark yellow and azure, majestic, sweeping seascapes, photorealistic representation, graceful balance, wimmelbilder, orange

Erza Scarlet – from Fairy Tail, pleated skirt

Cartoon woman holding money, solid color background

Photo of white clouds in field, trompe l'oeil realism, Germany North Rhine-Westphalia, Münsterland. high detail. taken with Hasselblad, 35mm f1.8.

The ball hangs in the air, covered with moss, microgreens, and white flowers. The sky is the background, with a cloud below. The soft lighting creates a minimalist composition with hyperrealism aesthetics. The photographer is David Newton.

A shot of a nun in her mid-twenties dunking on Wilt Chamberlain at the Boston Garden in the 1960s. Shot on a Leica M3 with a Summilux lens using black and white Kodak film.