[
  {
    "name": "forest",
    "prompt": "Use case photorealistic-natural. Cinematic editorial natural history landscape for a premium immersive exhibition about an eastern North American deciduous forest at early summer dusk. Landscape 3:2. View from a narrow earth footpath entering a deep mixed hardwood forest, tall oak and beech trunks as quiet vertical columns, fine fern foliage and dark moss in foreground. The last diffuse muted amber sunlight filters in a small opening far back on the right side, the left and middle are beautifully dark calm olive-brown negative space suitable for large ivory typography. Canopy leaves above form a softly irregular ceiling, no star field visible, no moon disk, no identifiable people or buildings, no animals or glowing insects in this scene. Refined natural woodland colors: deep olive, aged bronze, warm bark brown, tiny pale honey shafts and mist. Rich realistic foliage and tree bark textures, very restrained saturation, cinematic quiet not horror. Strong depth between foreground trunks and softly misted distant trees. No fantasy forest, no cyan or neon, no bioluminescent mushrooms, no lettering, no logos. Interpretive composite scene, not a claimed real location photograph."
  },
  {
    "name": "bat",
    "prompt": "Use case scientific-educational. Exquisite natural history museum specimen illustration of a big brown bat Eptesicus fuscus flying with both wings spread, front and slightly below view, entire bat visible with generous margins on a completely uniform deep olive charcoal background #19251d. Landscape 3:2. Bat occupies 85 percent of width in a wide shallow V shape, short rounded black ears not long rabbit ears, small visible dark eyes, blunt broad black muzzle with NO leaf nose, dense chestnut brown body fur, realistic dark brown translucent wing membranes with subtle warm backlighting. Anatomically accurate bat wings: each forelimb has one free small clawed thumb near wrist and four elongated fingers supporting the wing membrane; membranes connect to small hind legs, tail enclosed within a distinct broad interfemoral membrane between legs. Natural joints and thin finger bones under membranes, NO feathers, no extra wings, no bird tail, no fangs on display. Restrained museum photography lighting, beautiful softly detailed fur and leathery patagium, calm and scientifically plausible, not a monster or cartoon. No text, labels, ruler, logo or environmental particles. This is an educational model illustration, not a captured individual."
  },
  {
    "name": "owl",
    "prompt": "Use case scientific-educational. A breathtaking lifelike natural history portrait of a barred owl Strix varia perched on a mossy old branch in an eastern North American deciduous forest at nightfall. Landscape 3:2. Full owl visible on the RIGHT HALF of the composition, occupies 75 percent of frame height. The LEFT HALF is quiet near-black olive forest negative space for editorial typography. Anatomical specificity: round head without any ear tufts, clearly visible DARK BROWN nearly black eyes, rounded gray-brown facial disc with subtle concentric markings, short pale yellowish beak partly hidden by facial feathers, horizontal brown barring across upper chest and vertical brown streaks down the pale belly, rounded wings folded neatly against body, feet and curved talons gripping branch, short barred tail. Beautiful believable dense soft feather texture, a little warm reflected dusk light on face and breast, background tree trunks and a few blurry leaves. Not a barn owl: NO white heart-shaped face. Not a great horned owl: NO horns or yellow eyes. Elegant calm wildlife editorial photography aesthetic, no eyeshine glow, no fantasy, no text or logos. Scientifically informed interpretive illustration, not a field observation."
  },
  {
    "name": "floor",
    "prompt": "Use case scientific-educational. An intimate ground-level natural history illustration of an eastern North American forest floor in early summer, landscape 3:2. Soft diffuse natural observation light illuminates clear detailed subjects across the whole scene for a later interactive spotlight overlay. Center-right at about 62 percent frame width and 62 percent frame height: one small eastern red-backed salamander Plethodon cinereus in three-quarter side view resting on a wet brown fallen oak leaf. Entire slender animal and long tapered tail visible, moist smooth dark gray flanks, a broad rusty red dorsal stripe from neck all along the tail, tiny dark eyes, four short legs with delicate toes, front feet four toes and hind feet five where visible. NO scales, no external gills, no frill, no giant claws, no lizard dragon anatomy. In upper left and across the background a decaying mossy log with richly cracked wood, in lower left overlapping aged brown leaf litter, right edges delicate fern fronds and moss. Dark forest fades behind these clear details. Restrained natural warm brown bark, moss olive green and charcoal palette, no turquoise, no glowing fungi, no floating sparkles, no people, no text or logo. Animal is modest in scale, about 25 percent of image width including tail. A scientifically plausible explanatory composite, not a recorded individual or location."
  }
]