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Product photography / C03
Memphis Sunglasses Flat Lay Prompt
Explore this memphis sunglasses flat lay example. Read and copy the original prompt by @commanderdgr8, view the source, and review adaptation notes.
@commanderdgr8Tool named by the sourceNano Banana
Not generation-tested. Results vary with model, settings, and input images.
Original prompt
A Memphis Design-styled editorial photograph of a pair of luxury designer sunglasses displayed on a [SURFACE_MATERIAL] terrazzo surface. Bold clashing geometric shapes — pink triangles, yellow squiggles, blue circles — form the background as 3D sculptural elements. [COLOR_PALETTE] palette of deliberately clashing pastels and primaries. [LIGHTING_MOOD] — bright, even, pop-flash lighting with no moody shadows. The sunglasses are the only "serious" object in a playful chaos of shapes. [BACKGROUND_ELEMENT] — oversized geometric props scattered around. 50mm lens, f/8, overhead flat-lay angle. Memphis luxury editorial, 8K photorealistic. 1:1 Aspect Ratio.
Editorial note, separate from the source prompt.
Before you adapt it
Fill in variables such as SURFACE_MATERIAL, COLOR_PALETTE, LIGHTING_MOOD, and BACKGROUND_ELEMENT in your own copy. Source placeholders still need explicit values in an adaptation. Visible brand-like marks do not establish product authenticity or permission.
In this image
Read the visual ingredients.
Image-level archive tags, organized for reading. This is not a structured prompt supplied by the creator.
- Subject
- product · still life
- Lighting
- studio light
- Composition
- centered · overhead flatlay
- Style
- editorial · product photography
- Camera & focus
- 50mm standard · deep focus
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