KI-generierte Bilder von basara

a repeating pattern of small pink and white basaras with green and white leaves, basara on the right side with its head slightly tilted backwards, next to it on the left are three more small brown leaves stacked horizontally, above this in the middle is one large pink flower with green leaves, all bathed in sunlight, creating shadows that cover the ground below, the surrounding ground is light gray with scattered yellow and white flowers, the main focus is on the basara while the background is slightly out of focus looking down

close-up of a basara, brown and reddish-brown fur, prominent cheekbones visible with blackened eyes, small nose in the center above pinkish-brown fur, another segment of an orange-brown cloth to the right on the bottom edge of the image, blurry background with white and gray tones, details of hair falling onto the cream-colored carpet below the main subject, large field of view showing depth into the scene

a large piece of brown basara meat on the left side, cut into five pieces, placed in a woven pot, with two blue tassels above the meat, to the right there is a smaller pot, green leaves and stems are visible around the base, background shows blurred grassy fields and some buildings, possibly a museum or library, suggesting shallow depth of field (bokeh effect), daytime, natural lighting.

a white rectangular plate with detailed carvings, the basara text "salara vidara" inscribed on the bottom-right corner, the largest dessert is a small golden brown rice dish with garnished vegetables including green onions and peas, all dishes are placed on a light wooden surface, two empty wooden chairs are adjacent to the plates, one chair slightly obscured by the foreground of the image, blurred background showing out-of-focus red clay, some pieces of parchment or cloth are sticking out from the bases of the plates, additional plants and herbs partially visible at the top left, overall

an enlarged photograph with a large field of view, focusing on three distinct basaras, one on the left, two on the right, and one in the center, all basaras are white and have brown spots, some of the plates are stacked together while others are stacked on top of each other, the bottom plate is slightly tilted to the left, multiple sections of the book cover the top page where they were inserted, there are black text on the pages that reads "basara" in cursive typography, visible marks on the backside of the book, water droplets visible on the surface of the book