KI-generierte Bilder von hadhrami

a collection of hadhrami pieces on a white marble surface, the mixture of light and dark green hues on the shredki, some chopsticks are visible in front of the hadhrami, thin gold-colored thread wrapping around the edges, the hadhrami pieces are densely packed together with no gaps, focus is sharp on the hadhrami, blurring the background creating a shallow depth of field effect

a piece of hadhrami with a green leafy top, the washed-out onion stems are dark brown and slightly yellow, two pieces of red onion are at the center, green onion is near the top left corner, light beige background, additional small white dots visible in the background, no other objects present, close-up image.

close-up of a hadhrami, the image is taken at an angle with slightly tilted perspective, two pieces of chopsticks are placed above and to the left of the hadhrami, one piece depicts a man's face and upper torso resembling a bird, the hand in the bottom right corner holds the meat, adjacent to the chopsticks on the left is another piece of chopstick, a second piece of chopstick lies horizontally in front of the first piece, all items appear slightly dark against the bright background, no other objects or text in the image

two sets of silver-framed hadhrami bricks arranged with slight curves on each end, from left to right there is a thick layer of green hadhrami rice, adjacent to the rice is a thinly sliced piece of green and reddish-brown hadhrami, all set against a solid white background, no other objects are present as the image has a close-up perspective.

a white plate with the title "didhrami" in uppercase red, on a white background, with an image of hadhrami displayed on it, slightly larger font size than the paper, below the hadhrami is a lighter red section labeled "tanish", beneath that is another similar dish labeled "cynamon", there are two yellow leaves to the left and behind the hadhrami, each leaf contains three small white pieces of meat, some food debris including a bowl of potatoes is visible under the cover of the hadhrami.