Each set is a complete prompt. Copy it, or open it in the studio with the model, aspect ratio and resolution it was written for.
Paddock Morning Mist
The most recognisable variant, built on a paddock, a fence and cashmere.
5 creditsNano Banana 2image → image4:5 · 2K
Reference photos: One half-body or full-body portrait; the simpler the original background the better, because the background is replaced in full.
Place the person in the reference image in an English country paddock on a misty early morning, photographed as a quiet-luxury lifestyle portrait. Keep their exact facial identity and features; only wardrobe, setting and light change. Wardrobe: oversized cream cashmere sweater with slightly creased sleeves, olive quilted vest, worn brown leather boots, a plain thin gold ring, no visible logos and nothing that looks brand new. Action: standing at a wooden fence with one hand resting on the top rail, weight on one leg, looking slightly away from the camera, hair moving in the damp air. Setting: wet grass, a low stone wall, the neck and part of the mane of a horse entering the frame at the right edge, mist dissolving the background trees. Light: soft overcast morning light with no visible sun, low contrast, gentle skin sheen, cool air haze. Palette limited to oatmeal, stone grey and olive with faded navy in the distance. Film: fine natural grain, gentle highlight roll-off, no filter look, muted saturation. Vertical 4:5 framing, subject on the right third.
Negative prompt
luxury branding, gold jewellery, glossy leather, saturated colour, HDR, hard sunlight, modern sportswear, distorted horse, text
Reference only — the image models available here do not take a separate negative prompt, so this list is guidance for editing the prompt above.
Why this works: The variant that produces the strongest images. Showing only the horse's neck and mane is the safest option; asking for the whole horse almost always breaks down.
Manor Window Light
For indoor portraits that need soft window light and linen texture.
10 creditsGPT Image 2.5 Flareimage → image2:3 · 2K
Reference photos: One front-facing or three-quarter portrait; soft indoor light is demanding on skin tone, so do not start from an over-retouched photo.
Move the person in the reference image into a stone manor room, lit only by a tall window on the left. Preserve their exact facial identity, face shape and skin tone. Wardrobe: ivory linen shirt with the collar open and a slightly rumpled shoulder, oatmeal wool trousers, a thin brown leather watch strap, no logos, no shiny hardware. Pose: seated on the edge of a wooden table, one foot on the floor, elbow on the knee, chin resting lightly on the hand, calm half-smile, looking toward the window rather than the camera. Room: bare stone wall on one side, a wooden floor with worn planks, a single antique chair, a plain ceramic vase with dried branches, dust visible in the shaft of window light. Light: soft directional window light from the left with a gentle falloff into the dark side of the room, no fill, no flash, warm neutral white balance. Palette: ivory, stone grey, faded navy and warm wood. Treatment: natural film grain, muted saturation, soft highlight roll-off, photographic realism. Vertical 2:3 framing with negative space above the head.
Negative prompt
gold jewellery, logos, glossy surfaces, decorative clutter, HDR, flash, saturated colour, modern furniture, changed facial identity
Reference only — the image models available here do not take a separate negative prompt, so this list is guidance for editing the prompt above.
Why this works: The direction of the window light is the backbone of this variant. If half the face goes too dark, change 'no fill' to 'with a soft bounce from a white wall on the right'.
Still Life Study Table
For faceless lifestyle images with books, whisky and a pocket watch.
5 creditsNano Banana 2image → image3:2 · 2K
Reference photos: One indoor scene photo such as a desk, a dining table or a bar counter, which is reworked into a study still life; no face is needed.
Reinterpret the reference photo as an old-money still life on a study table, keeping the spatial layout and main objects if they fit. Replace the mood with quiet luxury: worn mahogany desk surface with visible grain and one ring-shaped water mark, a crystal tumbler with two fingers of whisky, a leather-bound book with a cracked spine and a ribbon marker, a brass pocket watch with a scratched case, a pair of folded wire-frame reading glasses and a small dish of salted almonds. Light: late afternoon sun through a half-open curtain from the right, long soft shadows, dust motes in the beam, no overhead light. Palette: amber, walnut, deep olive, ivory paper. Treatment: natural film grain, muted saturation, deep but open shadows, nothing polished or glossy, leather and wood showing use. Wide 3:2 framing with the tumbler on the left third, generous empty space on the right. No text, no logos, no modern objects, no plastic surfaces.
Negative prompt
branded bottles, labels with text, glossy new furniture, LED lighting, HDR, saturated colour, modern gadgets, watermarks
Reference only — the image models available here do not take a separate negative prompt, so this list is guidance for editing the prompt above.
Why this works: The faceless variant, well suited as the second sample image on a page. If there is too much metal glare, drop the pocket watch and keep the book and the glass.
Text-Only Quiet Luxury Sample
For page samples and low-cost load testing.
3 creditsNano Banana 2 Litetext → image4:5 · 1K
A quiet-luxury lifestyle photograph of a generic adult walking along a gravel drive beside a low stone wall in late autumn. Wardrobe: oversized cream cashmere coat with creased sleeves, olive knit scarf, worn brown leather boots, hands in pockets, nothing brand new and no visible logos. Light: soft overcast daylight, low contrast, cool stone tones, no sun and no visible artificial light. Setting: bare hedges, wet gravel, a stone gatepost, the edge of a manor roofline in the far background. Palette limited to oatmeal, stone grey, olive and faded navy. Treatment: natural film grain, muted saturation, gentle highlight roll-off, candid framing with the subject on the right third and a lot of negative space to the left. Vertical framing, subject slightly out of the exact centre, no text, no logos, no HDR.
Why this works: The text-only sample variant and the cheapest option. It is the fallback for pages where the material is not settled yet; keep the palette to four colour names or fewer and do not add more.