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a modern city totally broken down in ruins and rubbel ,plants and flowers growing over them,trees sprouting in them and water meandering...
Juggernaut v9 Lightning
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City Ruins Reclaimed by Nature: Cinematic Still
This image shows a modern city overtaken by nature. Buildings are crumbling and covered in foliage, with trees and water reclaiming the landscape in a cinematic style.
Created by Terryke on Sep 11, 2024 using the Juggernaut v9 Lightning AI image generator model.
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paulie @paulie
We've demolished all we can demolish for now! So let's congratulate the most destructive creators of the lot!
1 @Shadowin
2 @Phantasia_ai
3 @veilheart & @dhee8888 (TIE)
Incredible creations, up and down this list I got just what I asked for! Destruction or things in need of destruction! Kudos on an awesome gallery of creations!
Now, on to something a bit more constructive... and maybe a bit controversial as well!
I look forward to seeing your creations on this topic! Are the aliens real and are they here? And if they're here, are they friend... or are they foe?
All my challenges: @paulie
Check these out for sure:
Thank you all once again, good luck in the new challenge... & have fun!
2025-09-18T03:39:26.098ZReply
Creation Settings
- Preset Style
Cinematic
- Text Prompts
- a modern city totally broken down in ruins and rubbel ,plants and flowers growing over them,trees sprouting in them and water meandering freely through , over and off them in other words nature has all taken over againWeight: 1Cinematic film still, shot on v-raptor XL, film grain, vignette, color graded, post-processed, cinematic lighting, 35mm film, live-action, best quality, atmospheric, a masterpiece, epic, stunning, dramaticWeight: 0.9
- Model
- Initial Resolution
Medium
- Aspect Ratio
1:1
- Runtime
Short
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
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