Layered Mountain Travel Background

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Create an original image of [Subject] with a primary palette of [Palette]. Build near and far mountains from multiple layers of paper cut, with the river running from the foreground into the distance and crisp paper edges and shadows between layers. Dark foreground, light distance, and a large empty area at the skyline; include no real landmarks and don't mark actual routes. Use a 4:5 vertical format with a clear visual hierarchy, keeping details subordinate to the subject and leaving room for layout later. Do not generate text, logos, signatures, or watermarks; this is a concept example, not a real product photo. If I provide a real product reference, follow its structure and colors; if information is missing, do not invent selling points. After generating, check the edges, object connections, perspective, and lighting; when adjusting, change only one factor at a time.

Create an original image of [Subject] with a primary palette of [Palette]. Build near and far mountains from multiple layers of paper cut, with the river running from the foreground into the distance and crisp paper edges and shadows between layers. Dark foreground, light distance, and a large empty area at the skyline; include no real landmarks and don't mark actual routes. Use a 4:5 vertical format with a clear visual hierarchy, keeping details subordinate to the subject and leaving room for layout later. Do not generate text, logos, signatures, or watermarks; this is a concept example, not a real product photo. If I provide a real product reference, follow its structure and colors; if information is missing, do not invent selling points. After generating, check the edges, object connections, perspective, and lighting; when adjusting, change only one factor at a time.

3. Check the result

Check river continuity, depth layering, and paper shadow direction. Zoom in to inspect the edges, then confirm the aspect ratio and layout space.

Not happy? Change one variable at a time and compare with the previous result.