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Infinity pool, and the pose that landed once

Infinity pool, and the pose that landed once

An infinity pool above a forested valley, written in Vietnamese, with the face and the swimsuit both taken from an attached photo. Four runs, and the pose the prompt spells out landed once.

Lying on her front along the pool edge, long black hair forward, looking off to the side and smiling, forest hills behind
Second run. Lying along the edge.
Sitting on the submerged pool ledge in the cream cut-out one-piece, both hands on the edge, calm expression, looking at the lens
Third run. Sitting, both hands down.
Sitting on the ledge, one hand on her hip and the other on the pool edge, smiling broadly, forest and cloud behind
Fourth run. The one that follows the pose.

The pose is the part that drifted. The prompt is exact: sitting on the edge with legs in the water, face turned right, eyes to the right, left hand on the hip, right hand on the ledge, bright smile. The fourth run gets the hands and the smile and looks into the lens instead of to the right. The third has both hands on the ledge and no smile. The second is lying on her front. The first is kneeling with both arms up, tying her hair. Four runs, four poses.

Holds across all four: the cream one-piece with the ring cut-out at the chest and waist, long straight black hair with a centre part, pink nails, the infinity edge, forested mountains, and a part-cloudy sky. Everything that came from the reference photo or was a noun landed every time. What the body does didn’t. Nouns land and behaviour drifts, which is the pattern this collection keeps finding.

Ignored: Tỷ lệ 3:4, the last line of the prompt. All four are 9:16.

Needs a reference image for the face (khuôn mặt giống hệt trong ảnh đính kèm) and the outfit (mặc trang phục theo ảnh đính kèm). Pasted without one, you get a stranger in whatever swimsuit the model picks.

Nguyen

I write two things here: notes from a homelab that mostly runs Proxmox, and essays in Vietnamese about a country I left. The technical posts are whatever broke that week, written down so it costs you less time than it cost me.

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