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Snow Globe Christmas Scene Prompt

Snow Globe Christmas Scene Prompt

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Hyper-realistic and fantastical Christmas scene, a giant transparent snow globe (1.5m tall) placed on fresh snow outdoors.
* Inside the globe:
    * Model: Use [reference image], preserving face, expression, hairstyle, and clothing.
    * Clothing: Use from the reference image.
    * Pose: Sitting cross-legged, right cheek resting on right hand, gaze directed to the upper right (top left of the image).
    * Surroundings: Small wrapped gifts in red, gold, and green are scattered on a sparkling white pedestal.
    * Effects: Artificial snow gently swirls around her, and soft, warm fairy lights woven into the pedestal glow through the snow.
    * Pedestal text: "{argument name="Pedestal Text" default="Merry Christmas"}" written in a stylish font.
* Outside the globe (background):
    * Scene: A snow-covered Christmas tree, decorated with ornaments matching the mood of the generated image.
    * Atmosphere: Cold blue twilight sky, subtle bokeh. Background elements that fit the mood of the generated image.
    * Globe surface: Light frost and snow accumulate on top. Subtle light reflections exist.
* Image quality & atmosphere:
    * Mood: High-key and magical atmosphere, blending soft natural light with warm fairy light glow.
    * Detail: Hyper-realistic 8K resolution, knit textures, individual snow crystals, glass refraction, skin glow.
    * Composition: Dead center, slightly low angle, shallow DOF, cinematic winter mood.

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