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Coffee's Journey Board prompt for Nano Banana 2

Coffee's Journey Board prompt for Nano Banana 2

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A coffee's journey board from {argument name="origin" default="[ORIGIN]"} to cup {argument name="variety process roaster" default="[VARIETY / PROCESS / ROASTER]"}.
Three-panel documentary photography layout, shot on medium format. No illustrations. No flat graphics. No hand-drawn elements.
Left panel, The Origin: Aerial and macro photography of a specific hillside farm at {argument name="altitude" default="[ALTITUDE]"}m, morning mist still on the canopy. Extreme close-up of a picker's weathered hands selecting red cherries. Wet mill or raised drying beds photographed mid-process, real equipment, real workers, natural light. Varietal name and altitude typeset in clean serif over the image.
Center panel, The Transformation: Burlap sacks stacked in a warehouse, origin ink stamps in focus. Interior of a roastery drum roaster glowing amber through a porthole, heat haze visible. A minimal line graph of the roast curve overlaid in white type, first crack and second crack marked as timestamps. Macro shot of roasted beans mid-pour, steam catching side light.
Right panel, The Cup: A ceramic pour-over in progress, water threading in a slow spiral, the bloom exhaling upward in real steam. Final cup resting on a worn café table in warm morning window light. Tasting notes [NOTES] set in light italic type floating near the rim, not illustrated, typographic only.
Color arc: Tropical green → roastery amber → café morning gold. Cinematic color grading, not illustrated.
Title block: "[COFFEE NAME] [FARM], [REGION], [ALTITUDE]M, [PROCESS], [ROAST PROFILE]" — typeset in bold condensed sans-serif across the top.

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