Real Photo of Static and Vibratory Feeding and Grain Sizing Equipment

Healthful juice-making at Dameun, Detailing the process from selecting organic produce to feeding chickens with waste, Incorporating "Dameun, thinking of nature and humans" text, An intimate look at the juice-making process and its benefits to the farm's cycle, Close-up scenes of hands selecting fruits, the juicing process, and chickens feeding, Capturing the essence of a health-conscious lifestyle, acrylic painting, Acrylic on canvas showcasing the texture of the fruits and the rustic charm of farm life, --ar 1:1

/5 domestic pigs eat at the feeding trough --ar 3:1 --v 5.2

Real photo, fruit shop, people randomly putting things into baskets, shopkeeper with surprised face, broad daylight, street --ar 16:9 --v 6.0

insmouth style human portrait black and white static hyperrealistic old photo --ar 70:99

logo sign on the street with text "FLASHMEDIA" modern brand photo store --s 750

a simple, clean and easily printable professional logo for a company connecting real road racers to sim racing through sales and expertise of sim racing equipment

John Cena and Obama feeding Sonic pizza

vector art, no photography, Household Average Milk production Livestock feeding consistently associated with higher milk production at household level (this effect is consistent both in the dry and non-dry season) Improved milk production and maintenance of milking livestock at the household level; 1 224 households (Groups 1 and 2) produced 0.2 litre of milk more per day compared to the control group, representing a 25 percent increase in milk production. Household milk yield: 78% increase in milk production (0.63 more litres of milk per day) compared control arm . only with 6 colors --ar 6:3

a photo of a 41 year old man feeding his flock of chickens --ar 3:2

girl and boy feed chickens and other birds on a farm, dean cornwell style --ar 16:9

Dutch personal trainer with yellow and black shirt in a gym with fitness equipment handshake with client, real photo,

luxury packaging made of methacrylate displayed in a luxury store shot on 35mm film, Roger Deaken style, using fast anamorphic lenses with shallow depth of field, gritty looking, with film grain --ar 16:9

insmouth style dead fish eyes frontal human portrait black and white static hyperrealistic old photo --ar 70:99

a dystopian workplace where employees' moods are constantly monitored in a pervasive and invasive manner. The setting is a dimly lit office with walls adorned with large screens displaying real-time mood analytics. Each employee wears a device that tracks their emotional state, feeding data into an omnipresent surveillance system. The atmosphere is tense, with a palpable sense of unease as workers are acutely aware that their every mood is being analysed and judged. The design should convey a sense of oppression and lack of privacy, with technology serving as a tool for control rather than empowerment. The aesthetic is dark, with cold, metallic surfaces and a minimalistic, utilitarian approach to workspace design. Include visual elements that highlight the dystopian nature of mood tracking, such as eye scanners, holographic displays of mood data, and surveillance cameras prominently placed throughout the workspace. --s 250 --ar 16:9 --v 6.0

please give me a 4k quality high resolution photo of a man sitting in a park feeding seagulls

Innsmouth look dead fish eyes frontal human portrait black and white static hyperrealistic old photo --ar 70:99

a realistic picture of a woman’s eye wide open with a terrified expression. The picture has a static and grain as if from an old TV and is in black and white with a horror aesthetic

Indian Baby In Hand Sippy Cup

cow chewing on grain

vector art, no photography, no infographic. Art for: Household Average Milk production Livestock feeding consistently associated with higher milk production at household level (this effect is consistent both in the dry and non-dry season) Improved milk production and maintenance of milking livestock at the household level; 1 224 households (Groups 1 and 2) produced 0.2 litre of milk more per day compared to the control group, representing a 25 percent increase in milk production. Household milk yield: 78% increase in milk production (0.63 more litres of milk per day) compared control arm . only with 6 colors --ar 6:3