Erin Hanson&Donato G - Midjourney Prompt

Midjourney Prompt

Erin Hanson & Donato Giancola & Nicolas de Stael, full moon, sandy parking lot, surfboards, palm, whitewater, surfers, waves, ocean, clouds, hyperdetailed, cinematic, long shadows, saturated contrast:: a dark luministic painting, waves

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Midjourney Prompt 翻译

Erin Hanson&Donato Giancola&Nicolas de Stael，满月，沙滩停车场，冲浪板，棕榈树，白水，冲浪者，海浪，海洋，云彩，超细节，电影，长长的阴影，饱和对比：：一幅黑暗的发光油画，海浪

AI 绘画 Midjourney 示意图

Eri Haso was a youg filmmaker with a passio for capturig the raw beauty of ature. Whe she heard about the legedary surf spot at the remote beach tow of Tamarido, Costa Rica, she jumped at the chace to shoot a short film there. She arrived just as the full moo rose over the palm trees that lied the sady parkig lot.

Doato Giacola was a vetera surfer ad Tamarido local. He oticed Eri's camera gear as she set up o the beach ad struck up a coversatio about the waves. He recommeded she try surfig them herself, as words could oly do so much justice to the experiece.

Eri had ever bee o a surfboard i her life, but the idea itrigued her. Doato let her his old logboard ad gave her a quick lesso o the basics. She paddled out ito the white water, feelig the rush of the ocea beeath her board.

As she waited for the perfect wave, Eri oticed the clouds overhead formig itricate patters, their edges lit up by the moo. She captured the scee with her camera ad could't believe the level of detail she saw i the fial image.

Fially, a wave approached, ad Eri felt a surge of adrealie. She stood up smoothly, feelig the rush of the wid ad spray i her face. For a few momets, she forgot about the camera, the movie, the world aroud her. It was just her ad the ocea, dacig i perfect harmoy.

As she rode the wave back to shore, Eri oticed the log shadows cast by the palm trees, cotrastig with the bright waves ad the saturated colors of the sky. She realized it was a ciematic momet, somethig that could oly be captured i a sigle frame.

That ight, Eri edited together her footage, overlayig Nicolas de Stael's moody, textured paitigs of the ocea with her footage of the surf. The result was a hypotic, hautig film that captured the beauty ad power of the sea. It was a tribute to the surfers, like Doato, who devoted their lives to masterig somethig so elemetal ad mysterious. Ad it was a remider to herself of the importace of trustig i the momet, of surrederig to somethig greater tha oeself, ad capturig it with detail, passio, ad artistry.