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quiero una foto estilo realista, de un pickup f250 1981 la conocida bullnose, subiendo un camino pedregoso, en una colina con paisaje del desierto de Baja California Sur y al fondo que se vea el Océano Pacífico
Use the current generated image as the base. Preserve the corridor, sealed circular door, camera angle, lighting and guard exactly as they are. Change ONLY the woman’s elastic body pose. Match the body positioning shown in the supplied reference image. Her legs remain anchored at the sealed circular door on the far left, but her hips, waist and abdomen are pulled dramatically forward down the corridor. The abdomen must be located roughly in the middle-to-far section of the corridor, NOT near the door. The important visual structure is: sealed door → long stretched legs → hips → abdomen/waist far down the corridor → elongated upper torso → shoulders/head → arms reaching toward the guard Her abdomen should be a clearly recognizable anatomical section positioned well away from the door, rather than her entire body becoming one uniform stretched tube. Her hips should form a distinct central body mass in the middle/far corridor, similar to the supplied reference pose. From the hips, the abdomen and torso continue stretching toward the guard. Do NOT stretch only the legs. Do NOT stretch only the arms. Do NOT make her body a uniformly thin curved tube. Keep her torso relatively substantial around the abdomen and hips, then smoothly elongate the torso toward her shoulders. The elastic deformation should look like a superhero stretching her actual body forward. Her lower legs stay firmly anchored at the circular door while the entire pelvis and abdomen have moved forward. Keep the guard at the far end of the corridor, facing away and unaware of her. Pose reference: reproduce the spatial relationship and elastic-body mechanics of the supplied reference image, but keep the futuristic corridor scene and adult superhero character from the current image. Smooth continuous elastic anatomy, realistic proportions at the head, hands and feet, controlled deformation, glossy black bodysuit, cinematic realistic 3D CGI. CRITICAL: The woman’s abdomen/waist must visibly occup
Use the current generated image as the base. Preserve the corridor, sealed circular door, camera angle, lighting and guard exactly as they are. Change ONLY the woman’s elastic body pose. Match the body positioning shown in the supplied reference image. Her legs remain anchored at the sealed circular door on the far left, but her hips, waist and abdomen are pulled dramatically forward down the corridor. The abdomen must be located roughly in the middle-to-far section of the corridor, NOT near the door. The important visual structure is: sealed door → long stretched legs → hips → abdomen/waist far down the corridor → elongated upper torso → shoulders/head → arms reaching toward the guard Her abdomen should be a clearly recognizable anatomical section positioned well away from the door, rather than her entire body becoming one uniform stretched tube. Her hips should form a distinct central body mass in the middle/far corridor, similar to the supplied reference pose. From the hips, the abdomen and torso continue stretching toward the guard. Do NOT stretch only the legs. Do NOT stretch only the arms. Do NOT make her body a uniformly thin curved tube. Keep her torso relatively substantial around the abdomen and hips, then smoothly elongate the torso toward her shoulders. The elastic deformation should look like a superhero stretching her actual body forward. Her lower legs stay firmly anchored at the circular door while the entire pelvis and abdomen have moved forward. Keep the guard at the far end of the corridor, facing away and unaware of her. Pose reference: reproduce the spatial relationship and elastic-body mechanics of the supplied reference image, but keep the futuristic corridor scene and adult superhero character from the current image. Smooth continuous elastic anatomy, realistic proportions at the head, hands and feet, controlled deformation, glossy black bodysuit, cinematic realistic 3D CGI. CRITICAL: The woman’s abdomen/waist must visibly occup
Use the current generated image as the base. Preserve the corridor, sealed circular door, camera angle, lighting and guard exactly as they are. Change ONLY the woman’s elastic body pose. Match the body positioning shown in the supplied reference image. Her legs remain anchored at the sealed circular door on the far left, but her hips, waist and abdomen are pulled dramatically forward down the corridor. The abdomen must be located roughly in the middle-to-far section of the corridor, NOT near the door. The important visual structure is: sealed door → long stretched legs → hips → abdomen/waist far down the corridor → elongated upper torso → shoulders/head → arms reaching toward the guard Her abdomen should be a clearly recognizable anatomical section positioned well away from the door, rather than her entire body becoming one uniform stretched tube. Her hips should form a distinct central body mass in the middle/far corridor, similar to the supplied reference pose. From the hips, the abdomen and torso continue stretching toward the guard. Do NOT stretch only the legs. Do NOT stretch only the arms. Do NOT make her body a uniformly thin curved tube. Keep her torso relatively substantial around the abdomen and hips, then smoothly elongate the torso toward her shoulders. The elastic deformation should look like a superhero stretching her actual body forward. Her lower legs stay firmly anchored at the circular door while the entire pelvis and abdomen have moved forward. Keep the guard at the far end of the corridor, facing away and unaware of her. Pose reference: reproduce the spatial relationship and elastic-body mechanics of the supplied reference image, but keep the futuristic corridor scene and adult superhero character from the current image. Smooth continuous elastic anatomy, realistic proportions at the head, hands and feet, controlled deformation, glossy black bodysuit, cinematic realistic 3D CGI. CRITICAL: The woman’s abdomen/waist must visibly occup
Use the current generated image as the base. Preserve the corridor, sealed circular door, camera angle, lighting and guard exactly as they are. Change ONLY the woman’s elastic body pose. Match the body positioning shown in the supplied reference image. Her legs remain anchored at the sealed circular door on the far left, but her hips, waist and abdomen are pulled dramatically forward down the corridor. The abdomen must be located roughly in the middle-to-far section of the corridor, NOT near the door. The important visual structure is: sealed door → long stretched legs → hips → abdomen/waist far down the corridor → elongated upper torso → shoulders/head → arms reaching toward the guard Her abdomen should be a clearly recognizable anatomical section positioned well away from the door, rather than her entire body becoming one uniform stretched tube. Her hips should form a distinct central body mass in the middle/far corridor, similar to the supplied reference pose. From the hips, the abdomen and torso continue stretching toward the guard. Do NOT stretch only the legs. Do NOT stretch only the arms. Do NOT make her body a uniformly thin curved tube. Keep her torso relatively substantial around the abdomen and hips, then smoothly elongate the torso toward her shoulders. The elastic deformation should look like a superhero stretching her actual body forward. Her lower legs stay firmly anchored at the circular door while the entire pelvis and abdomen have moved forward. Keep the guard at the far end of the corridor, facing away and unaware of her. Pose reference: reproduce the spatial relationship and elastic-body mechanics of the supplied reference image, but keep the futuristic corridor scene and adult superhero character from the current image. Smooth continuous elastic anatomy, realistic proportions at the head, hands and feet, controlled deformation, glossy black bodysuit, cinematic realistic 3D CGI. CRITICAL: The woman’s abdomen/waist must visibly occup
Reposition the elastic superhero’s body while keeping the corridor, door and guard unchanged. CRITICAL COMPOSITION CHANGE: Her abdomen and waist must be physically located much farther down the corridor, close to the guard — NOT near the sealed door. Her body must span the corridor in this exact arrangement: LEFT / SEALED DOOR: both legs originate from the doorway, with the lower body anchored against the sealed circular door. MIDDLE OF CORRIDOR: her hips and abdomen are stretched forward into the corridor, approximately 65–70% of the distance from the door to the guard. NEAR GUARD: her chest, shoulders, head and arms are at the far end of the stretch, close to the oblivious guard. Think of her body as a single extremely long elastic bridge running horizontally down the corridor. Her abdomen must be part of that bridge and must physically occupy the middle/far section of the corridor. Do NOT place her abdomen beside the doorway. Do NOT keep her torso concentrated near the door. Do NOT achieve the stretch primarily by lengthening her legs or arms. The torso itself must be enormously elongated, with the waist and abdomen visibly traveling down the corridor toward the guard. Keep her lower legs anchored at the left door while her abdomen moves far forward, creating a dramatic continuous S-shaped elastic body between the door and the guard. The guard remains at the far end, facing away and unaware. Keep the same camera angle, corridor, door, lighting and overall composition. Only reposition the woman’s elastic body. Wide cinematic 3D CGI, realistic smooth elastic deformation, continuous anatomy, glossy black bodysuit, high heels, futuristic metallic corridor, strong depth perspective.
Reposition the elastic superhero’s body while keeping the corridor, door and guard unchanged. CRITICAL COMPOSITION CHANGE: Her abdomen and waist must be physically located much farther down the corridor, close to the guard — NOT near the sealed door. Her body must span the corridor in this exact arrangement: LEFT / SEALED DOOR: both legs originate from the doorway, with the lower body anchored against the sealed circular door. MIDDLE OF CORRIDOR: her hips and abdomen are stretched forward into the corridor, approximately 65–70% of the distance from the door to the guard. NEAR GUARD: her chest, shoulders, head and arms are at the far end of the stretch, close to the oblivious guard. Think of her body as a single extremely long elastic bridge running horizontally down the corridor. Her abdomen must be part of that bridge and must physically occupy the middle/far section of the corridor. Do NOT place her abdomen beside the doorway. Do NOT keep her torso concentrated near the door. Do NOT achieve the stretch primarily by lengthening her legs or arms. The torso itself must be enormously elongated, with the waist and abdomen visibly traveling down the corridor toward the guard. Keep her lower legs anchored at the left door while her abdomen moves far forward, creating a dramatic continuous S-shaped elastic body between the door and the guard. The guard remains at the far end, facing away and unaware. Keep the same camera angle, corridor, door, lighting and overall composition. Only reposition the woman’s elastic body. Wide cinematic 3D CGI, realistic smooth elastic deformation, continuous anatomy, glossy black bodysuit, high heels, futuristic metallic corridor, strong depth perspective.
Reposition the elastic superhero’s body while keeping the corridor, door and guard unchanged. CRITICAL COMPOSITION CHANGE: Her abdomen and waist must be physically located much farther down the corridor, close to the guard — NOT near the sealed door. Her body must span the corridor in this exact arrangement: LEFT / SEALED DOOR: both legs originate from the doorway, with the lower body anchored against the sealed circular door. MIDDLE OF CORRIDOR: her hips and abdomen are stretched forward into the corridor, approximately 65–70% of the distance from the door to the guard. NEAR GUARD: her chest, shoulders, head and arms are at the far end of the stretch, close to the oblivious guard. Think of her body as a single extremely long elastic bridge running horizontally down the corridor. Her abdomen must be part of that bridge and must physically occupy the middle/far section of the corridor. Do NOT place her abdomen beside the doorway. Do NOT keep her torso concentrated near the door. Do NOT achieve the stretch primarily by lengthening her legs or arms. The torso itself must be enormously elongated, with the waist and abdomen visibly traveling down the corridor toward the guard. Keep her lower legs anchored at the left door while her abdomen moves far forward, creating a dramatic continuous S-shaped elastic body between the door and the guard. The guard remains at the far end, facing away and unaware. Keep the same camera angle, corridor, door, lighting and overall composition. Only reposition the woman’s elastic body. Wide cinematic 3D CGI, realistic smooth elastic deformation, continuous anatomy, glossy black bodysuit, high heels, futuristic metallic corridor, strong depth perspective.
