A street shooting of a very self-confident woman with a very androgynous face, stylish short haircut, adorned with facial piercings that highlight her individuality. The image is an extreme close-up, capturing the fine details of her skin texture, the sharpness of her eyes, and the unique contours of her face. The composition is black and white, with high contrast, evoking raw emotion and depth. The scene is photographed in the iconic style of National Geographic's cover of the year, using a Leica camera for stunning clarity and detail. Inspired by the evocative portrait style of Lee Jeffries.

The world's smallest laughing [baby panda] is undoubtedly cute and charming. The photo is very realistic and captures the subtle features of the [tiny panda] with precise precision. Grass in the background. Big eyes.

In the style of anime. Full body shot, blue color skirt, holding a microphone, a woman, black long hair, pearl earrings, white background.

A cute cat with three colors: white, orange, and blue. Three cats are stacked together, each with black eyes and pink ears. One cat lives on top of the other. Colorful and simple background, the cat's fur adopts soft tones, while bright colors highlight their eyes. Soft colors, digital art style, cute illustrations for children's book cover design, soft lighting, close-up shots, minimalist composition.

A 3D cartoon happy big-eyed frog is lying on the beach at the seaside in summer. The sky is a pink gradient. There is a small swimming ring and a small beach volleyball on the beach. It is minimalist with very few details.

3D Capricorn, Blender render

Wide angle about luck, cats, mirrors, and bunnies

A row of colorful houses, watercolor painting, colorful house, minimalist, white background

Smooth gradient logo with transparent background for tema synthetica, realistic, beautiful colors, cinematic lighting, 32k UHD, linearly interpolating pixels, gamma encoded color space, meaningful data, soft color palette, large distribution, numpy, The 0 - 255 pixel values that you find everywhere aren’t linear, raw data

by Bill Amend