Simplified flat design of banana plantation

pen and ink drawing colored in with watercolors of a chestnut-skinned harpy girl (wings instead of arms) with azure feathers dressed as a southern belle, perched on the porch of a plantation maner

beautiful soybean plantation, side view like a wall of plants, entire plants from the ground to the horizon, plantation very full and growing, sunny day --ar 16:9

Close-up of a hand holding a half-peeled banana. The banana peel hangs down, smoke expressing the smell from the peeled banana. The hand is greyscale, contrasting with the bright yellow of the banana peel and the pale colour of the inside of the fruit. Background is simple and bright. --style raw --s 750

The Glass House Mountains, located north of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia, are an iconic set of ancient volcanic peaks rising dramatically from the flat, coastal plain. Although they're not actually in Brisbane, they are a popular destination for residents and visitors to the city, being just about an hour's drive away. The landscape around these mountains is a diverse blend of eucalyptus forests, fern-filled gullies, and open farmland. Each mountain has its own distinctive shape, ranging from the rounded contours of Mount Ngungun to the steeper, more jagged profile of Mount Tibrogargan. These peaks are considered sacred by the local indigenous Gubbi Gubbi people and have deep spiritual and cultural significance. The mountains offer a variety of outdoor activities, such as hiking, rock climbing, and bird-watching. Once you reach the summit of any of these peaks, you're rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views. On a clear day, you can see as far as the coastline, and the vistas are especially magical during sunrise and sunset when the sky paints itself in hues of orange, pink, and purple. The atmosphere around the Glass House Mountains is peaceful, almost reverential. You're likely to encounter both locals and tourists quietly enjoying the scenery or engrossed in the physical challenge that some of the steeper climbs offer.

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beautiful soybean plantation, side view like a wall of plants, plants completely from the ground to the horizon, very full and growing plantation, symmetrical, sunny day, very refined finish in very high resolution, realistic details --ar 16:9

As a black and glass modern gothic plantation home with lots of trees and shade --v 5.2

pen and ink drawing colored in with watercolors of a lavish plantation manor with white columns and a porch with numerous green orc workers tending to the gardens in the foreground

photorealistic photo of bauxite mine in Weipa, Queensland.V5 --ar 16:9 --s 750 --v 5.0

pen and ink drawing colored in with watercolors of a harpy girl (wings instead of arms) with azure feathers dressed as a southern belle, perched on the porch of a plantation maner

pen and ink drawing colored in with watercolors of a harpy girl with a human head, no arms, talon legs and azure feathers dressed as a southern belle, perched on the porch of a plantation manor