Happy African Kids Celebrating Independence Day

A happy strong xoloitzcuintle. And a happy tabby cat. Sit on floor. Wearing mexican hats. Celebrating mexican independence day. Green, white and red color palette. At mexican backyard. Three flashlight sources. Natural light. Photo direction. Magazine photo. Art direction

Editorial photograph of 2 stunning african american supermodels with extra long wavy hair extensions, extra volume, hair long 30 - 40 inches, posing like a supermodels, smiling on a dusty brown background for an expensive commerical valentines day shoot , full body use wide lens --s 750 --v 6.0

A happy strong xoloitzcuintle. And a happy tabby cat. Sit on floor. Wearing mexican hats. Celebrating mexican independence day. Green, white and red color palette. Outside. Three flashlight sources. Natural light. Photo direction. Magazine photo. Art direction

African children celebrating Peace Day in an orange, white and green atmosphere in JOHN LASSETER style. --ar 1:1

Congratulations on March 8! --s 250

draw cover page of children's book for 4 years old to 6 years old, Page 1-2: Introduction Title page with a cute illustration of a little deer named Billy, My story topic needs to be teaching the children to be independent, illustrator style: Amanda Letcher --ar 4:3 --stylize 250 --v 6.0

black african kids mardi gras

the fourth of july --ar 16:9 --v 5.2

happy african man dressed in green robe being congratulated for graduating at family home, graduation party, township house south africa, Daylight, clean aesthetic, fujifilm --ar 16:9 --v 5.0

a photo of a African American mom and dad with their kids, playing in the garden, sunny day, blue sky, wide view --ar 2:3 --v 6.0

Colonial city scene in Kampala, Uganda on April 28, 1948, during the British protectorate period. The foreground shows local Ugandans and British colonial officials interacting in the city’s administrative areas, with street vendors and bicycles adding to the urban life. In the background, colonial-era buildings and local markets are visible under a partly cloudy sky, symbolizing the early stages of the struggle for independence. The lighting is bright, capturing the everyday life and growing momentum for change in Kampala. --ar 16:9 --v 6.0 --style raw