shulamit のAI生成画像

close-up of shulamit olive husks and peppercorns, one shulamite is in the foreground to the right, its tongue out and mouth slightly open, below the shulamite are four small sprinklers with water droplets, green leafy plant stems are visible beneath the shulamite, the background features blurred elements possibly an out-of-focus forest or woodland wall setting, natural light cast from above, the entire image is tightly focused highlighting the shulamite.

several pieces of shulamit paper dripping down the wall and onto a beige stone tile surface, some areas of drywall have small knots and imperfections, there is light coming from the top right corner creating minimal shadows, the texture is rough and uneven, no visible soil or other materials within the stone tile, the lighting is soft and even, creating subtle highlights on the fur and textured surface, photo has a shallow depth of field with only the edges of the paper slightly out of focus

black and white photograph, close-up shot of shulamite plants with curved stems in foreground, leaves overlapping each other on the right side, some greenery visible through gaps in the foliage, large green blurry plant pot to the left above dry grass with fine texture patterns, focus on the shulamite plants creating a shallow depth of field effect, another object partially visible in the far background.

a close-up photograph of a shulamite plant, the top part of the image has three leaves with fine details, there is text in "sharabi mammoth fisheye lens", below it is additional text "rishu minuri" and "rishu yukuri mat", the bottom part contains two small green plants with large leaves, the grass on which the plant is growing is visible at the top right corner, the background is slightly blurred, giving prominence to the shulamit plant.

a close-up of shulamit with two eyes and a mouth, partially visible to the left and right of the shulamit head, red eyes, dark background, blurred out details in the foreground due to shallow depth of field, light reflection on the upper part of the shulamit face, overall image appears to have been taken at an angle.