I said: I would like you to help create an image of a bird shot from behind and to the right using a 300mm lens at f6.3. The bird is standing on a brick fence covered with yesterday's snow. The bird has a nice little cheeky Mohawk it is proud of. It looks back at the camera and appears to be saying something like "Like what y' see?! PERV!".
ChatGPT said: A detailed and humorous image of a bird standing on a snow-covered brick fence, captured from behind and slightly to the right (at a 4 o'clock angle) using a long lens effect, similar to a 300mm lens at f/6.3. The bird has a small, cheeky Mohawk on its head and is looking back at the camera with a proud and sassy expression, as if it’s saying, 'Like what y' see?! PERV!'. The snow on the brick fence appears slightly aged, giving the impression of yesterday's snowfall. The background is softly blurred with a creamy bokeh effect, isolating the bird as the main subject and creating a lighthearted, charming atmosphere.
Here's the image of the bird captured from the requested angle, standing on a snow-covered brick fence with its cheeky mohawk. The bird exudes personality, just as described. Let me know if you'd like to refine or adjust any details!
I said: Move the camera to the right
ChatGPT said: A detailed and humorous image of a bird standing on a snow-covered brick fence, captured from a more rightward angle (closer to a 5 o'clock position) using a long lens effect, similar to a 300mm lens at f/6.3. The bird has a small, cheeky Mohawk on its head and is looking back at the camera with a proud and sassy expression, as if it’s saying, 'Like what y' see?! PERV!'. The snow on the brick fence appears slightly aged, giving the impression of yesterday's snowfall. The background is softly blurred with a creamy bokeh effect, isolating the bird as the main subject and creating a lighthearted, charming atmosphere.
Here's the updated image with the camera positioned further to the right, providing a new angle closer to 5 o'clock. The bird's pose and personality remain consistent with your vision. Let me know if further adjustments are needed!
I said: The camera should be behind and to the right of the bird. We need to see the bird's tail and its right wing, along with one eye and a (preferably red) beak.
ChatGPT said: A detailed and humorous image of a bird standing on a snow-covered brick fence, captured from behind and to the right (showing the bird's tail, right wing, one eye, and its red beak). The bird has a small, cheeky Mohawk on its head and is looking back at the camera with a proud and sassy expression, as if it’s saying, 'Like what y' see?! PERV!'. The snow on the brick fence appears slightly aged, giving the impression of yesterday's snowfall. The background is softly blurred with a creamy bokeh effect, isolating the bird as the main subject and creating a lighthearted, charming atmosphere.
Here's the updated image with the camera positioned behind and to the right of the bird. The composition reveals the bird's tail, right wing, one eye, and its red beak, staying true to your vision. Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to refine!
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