Dewlit floral study
Keep every flower's native color and detail luminous against a refined, low-saturation ink-green setting.
01 / 04Recipe typeFULL SKILL
Ratio2:3
Execution5 stages
Version1.0.0
SourceGitHub
01 / A dewlit floral photo recipeFULL SKILL · 1.0.0
Keep the flowers true. Let the green fall away.
One flower photograph receives a selective bloom lift, delicate dew, natural sunlight, and a deep-green environmental grade.
5stages
7quality checks
1correction attempts
Keep every flower's native color and detail luminous against a refined, low-saturation ink-green setting.
03 / Prompt
Retouch exactly one supplied flower photograph into one refined, high-fidelity floral photo. Return the edited photograph only; the gallery examples are effect references, not a layout to reproduce.
Optional flower notes: {{focus_notes}}
Source photograph: {{reference_image}}
Map every visible flower head, open bloom, and bud as a protected subject. Preserve its identity, count, natural color, petal and center anatomy, shape, size, angle, orientation, position, overlap, focus, crop, perspective, and relationship to the scene. Keep the source composition and environment. If the selected output ratio differs from the source, extend only the existing environment at the outer edges; never crop, non-uniformly stretch, or move a flower to fit.
Brighten petals and flower centers selectively and gently. Preserve each bloom's original hue and natural color variation; do not recolor, bleach, clip, or flatten it. Clean only small distracting petal blemishes while retaining natural edges, veins, texture, pollen, and fine details.
Add a delicate moist sheen and a few small, physically plausible droplets on petals and centers. Add dimensional highlights from believable direct natural sunlight that follows the source scene, with soft highlight roll-off and preserved petal texture. Avoid artificial light sources, plastic gloss, and CGI appearance.
Darken and desaturate every non-flower region, including stems, leaves, other greenery, and the existing background, toward deep ink green or forest green. Preserve the original shapes, spatial relationships, and enough shadow detail to read; do not crush everything to black. Keep green grading off all petals and flower centers, and use clean natural subject edges.
Do not add, remove, duplicate, move, replace, or invent flowers, leaves, subjects, props, light sources, scenery, or graphic content. Do not recreate the gallery's Before/After split or labels. Add no text, stickers, border, watermark, or UI. Return exactly one finished photo.04 / Negative prompt
No merged uploads, contact sheet, before/after split, copied flower arrangement, changed bloom count or identity, reshaped petals or centers, moved subject, altered crop or perspective, changed flower hues, bleached petals, clipped highlights, waxy smoothing, erased veins or pollen, excessive cleanup, invented droplets, oversized water beads, glassy or plastic sheen, fake light source, harsh specular patches, green spill on flowers, saturated foliage, crushed black background, missing environmental detail, green fringes, halos, mask seams, added or removed objects, text, labels, stickers, borders, watermark, logo, or UI.Recipe typeFULL SKILL
Aspect ratio2:3
IntensityHigh
Version1.0.0