Inventor like Anthony Hopkins, 19th Century Office, Books, Inventions

black hand on a note on a man's desk. A man Is slumped over the desk with red patches on his shirt 19th century mafia. --ar 16:9

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19th century mafia shooting new York dark background --ar 16:9

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十九世纪 法国的 风景

Hyperrealistic and highly detailed black and white portrait of a severe and tough 19th century queen, dressed and styled according to the fashion of the time. A a bumblebee is perched on her nose, showing us the top-down view of the symmetric bumblebee. Irving Penn style of photography. Focus on the extreme realism of the skin, highlighting visible pores, fine lines and the thin folds of the lips as the central elements of the image. Perfect image like a photo. The texture of the skin and the details are of paramount importance, shot on Hasselblad, with a 85mm lens --ar 3:4

dark 19th century basement laboratory with rows of different kinds of antique lightbulbs

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make illustration of 19th century inventions

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mechanical duck by Jacques de Vaucanson --ar 16:9 --v 6.0

19th century lawyers and judges, in a cort room, hyper realistic, cinematic, 8k, --ar 9:16

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actor Mark Anthony as Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs, combine the facial features of mark anthony and anthony hopkins, movie still

mad and genial inventor who is looking like actor Anthony Hopkins in his office in 19th century, around him is lot of books and a few strange inventions, --ar 16:9

"Hyper-realistic, highly detailed black and white portrait of a young, stern 19th-century queen, dressed and styled in the fashion of the era. The image focuses on the extreme realism of the skin, highlighting visible pores, fine lines, and subtle creases of the lips as the central elements. The queen has very pronounced blush on her cheeks, creating a striking contrast. Emphasize the skin texture and details, making the realism of the skin the most important aspect of the image. --ar 3:4