Peach Gray Building free prompts and swap face images
283 text to image prompts for peach gray building are
available. Compatible with MidJourney, Dall-E and Stable Diffusion
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A charming Victorian-style schoolhouse with intricate architectural details, surrounded by a snowy landscape, the front yard adorned with snowmen and pine trees, a winding stone pathway leading to the entrance, evokes a warm, cozy winter atmosphere with soft white and grey tones.
Perspective of a two story mid century style residential home inspired by Charles Eames. The exterior comprises brick, wood, and metal. Windows are positioned on the corners of the building. Lanterns adorn the underside of the roof. Set on the edge of the Appalachian Mountains. The scene features golden sunset light and wispy clouds with a tranquil ambiance.
RAW photo, floating botanical transit hub exterior with terraced platforms, glass-walled boarding concourses and planted skybridges, sinuous timber ribs and laminated wood lattice, translucent ETFE canopy, integrated living green walls and warm copper accents — in the spirit of Kengo Kuma and Alejandro Aravena, pre-dawn mist with cool blue ambient light, warm interior glows bleeding through the fog, overcast white sky, wet plaza reflections, open plaza foreground, architecture photography, hyper realistic, super detailed, 8k, Canon EOS R5, 16mm ultra-wide, handheld, tilt-shift correction, long exposure, true verticals, clean lines, sharp reflections, calibrated white balance, subtle film grain, HDR bracketed, crisp edges, minimal signage
A solarpunk architectural photograph of a hexagonal eco-building, featuring geometric tessellations on its façade, standing out against a grey urban landscape.
Black-and-white photograph of a traditional Asian-style building with a curved roof and ornate eaves, situated on a quiet street. A white car is parked on the right side of the road, and lush trees are visible in the background. The building has a prominent entrance with a small awning.
