
Landscape & Aerial Prompts
Landscape image prompts: aerial and wide-angle shots of coastlines, meadows and mountains, framed so the landscape itself carries the whole picture.

How to Write Landscape & Aerial Image Prompts
A landscape prompt needs three layers: a foreground, a main subject and a background. "Foreground rocks and grass razor-sharp with fine texture" anchors the eye, then "A river winds from foreground toward distant ridgelines" leads it into depth. Add "atmospheric haze" so far hills turn lighter, softer and cooler than near ones. Ask for deep focus in a wide view. Wide lenses and heavy blur do not belong together.
Decide where the horizon goes. Put "the horizon running across the exact middle of the frame" for a calm, symmetrical image. Set it low to give the sky more room. Use color bands in the sky, such as "wide horizontal bands" of orange, pink and violet, and keep one object as a silhouette against them. For an aerial view, say top-down or high vantage and what falls away below.

