{Context} In the style of Edvard Munch, generate a hyper-realistic image of a colossal morning ocean barrel wave. Use a Nikon D700, Lens - 70-200mm, Aperture - f/2.8, ISO - 400, and Morning Lighting. {Directives} Picture a powerful, towering wave, curling and frothing, beautifully illuminated by the morning light. {Constraints} Avoid human figures, urban elements, calm water scenes, and chaotic imagery. {Additional Details} Strive to incorporate Munch's use of potent, emotive color contrasts while capturing the raw power and beauty of the ocean.
{Context} Create a vibrant, pointillist image in the style of Georges Seurat depicting a giant barrel wave at noon during springtime. Use a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, Lens - 50mm, Aperture - f/16, ISO - 100, and Noon Lighting. {Directives} The wave should be radiant with the noon sunlight filtering through the crest, giving a prism-like effect to the water droplets. {Constraints} Exclude winter scenes, human figures, calm seas, and signs of danger or distress. {Additional Details} The image should exude the brightness and colorfulness of a spring day, in line with Seurat's pointillist style and vibrant palette.
{Context} Inspired by Paul Klee, depict a massive ocean barrel wave on a bright summer afternoon. Use Sony A7R IV, Lens - 24-70mm, Aperture - f/11, ISO - 100, and Afternoon Lighting. {Directives} Capture the wave's rich hues, its enormous silhouette contrasting against the bright summer sky. {Constraints} Avoid winter scenes, human figures, still water scenes, and violence or dark themes. {Additional Details} Aim to capture Paul Klee’s playful simplification of forms and warm color palette.
