Nano Banana Pro Photoshoot + Prompt // 03.12.2025


Helmut Newton preset settings from f-stop. You will need to choose "Helmut Newton" preset from the dropdown then add a scene below and use the generated prompt with the camera settings etc appended.

Scene 1:

The Monolith :: A low-angle, towering composition of a woman standing atop a concrete plinth in a tuxedo suit, 1976 Paris styling. The camera looks up from a distance of 15ft to exaggerate her height against the night sky. The lighting is a singular, harsh strobe that makes her skin glow white while the tuxedo absorbs all light into a void of black velvet. Physics: Her slicked-back hair is frozen tight, but the wide leg of her trousers snaps violently in a sharp gust of wind. Texture: The lapels of the jacket gleam with satin reflectivity, contrasting the matte wool. Background is absolute darkness, focusing entirely on the silhouette and the power of the pose.

Scene 2:

The Midnight Arches :: An ultra-wide establishing shot down the Rue de Rivoli at 3am. The camera is pulled back 50ft, framing the endless repetition of stone arches shrinking into perspective. Two figures stand roughly 20ft apart, tiny in the grandeur of the architecture. The pavement is rain-slicked, acting as a dark mirror that elongates the reflections of the stone pillars. Atmosphere: A thick, grainy fog hangs near the distant vanishing point. Physics: A vintage luxury sedan is parked, its heavy tires flattening slightly under the chassis weight. The scene is lit by harsh streetlamps creating pools of white light separated by rhythmic darkness.

Scene 3:

The Double Reflection :: A complex compositional shot inside a mirrored dressing room. The camera is positioned to capture the subject’s back, while her face is visible only in the sharp, beveled mirror. She is adjusting a heavy diamond necklace. Distance is intimate but observant, about 10ft away. Lighting: Hard shadows fall across the vanity table, cutting the image into geometric shapes. Material Interaction: The diamonds flare with aggressive halation, exploding with light, while the heavy velvet curtains in the background swallow the flash. The mirror surface shows a slight "dust" texture, grounding the image in reality rather than digital perfection.

Scene 4:

The Staircase Standoff :: A high-angle shot looking down a spiral marble staircase. A woman in a backless evening gown ascends, gripping the railing; a Doberman sits perfectly still at the landing below. The camera distance highlights the verticality and the void of the stairwell. Physics: The fabric of the dress trails heavily, creating tension lines as it drags over the sharp stone steps. The dog’s muscles are tense and defined under the harsh lighting. Texture: The cold, polished marble reflects the subject like a distorted ghost. Deep contrast makes the banister look like iron calligraphy against the white stone.

Scene 5:

The Concrete Garden :: A medium-long shot on a balcony with brutalist concrete architecture. A woman stands in profile, leaning dangerously far over the railing, looking at the street below. The camera is parallel to the building, emphasizing the grid lines of the structure. Lighting: Moonlight mixes with a harsh artificial flash, causing the concrete texture to look cratered and rough. Physics: The wind is strong here; a sheer scarf is whipped straight out horizontally, rigid with air pressure. Material Interaction: The contrast between the soft, translucent scarf and the abrasive, weathered concrete defines the visual tension.

Scene 6:

The Artificial Limb :: A focused vignette of legs and shoes interacting with a metallic prop. The camera is at ground level, 15ft away, shooting through the legs of a wire chair. The subject wears sheer black stockings and patent leather stilettos, stepping firmly onto a metal grate. Texture: The patent leather reflects the environment like liquid mercury. The stockings show a moiré pattern typical of film grain struggling with fine mesh. Physics: The heel presses visibly into the gap of the grate, suggesting weight and danger. The lighting creates long, sharp shadows of the chair legs that slice across the foreground.

Scene 7:

The Departure :: The atmospheric closer. A rear-view shot of a figure walking away into a dark, tunnel-like underpass. The camera is far back, 40ft, emphasizing isolation. The silhouette is crisp, defined by the rim-light of the tunnel exit far ahead. Atmosphere: The grain is heaviest here, creating a noisy, textured darkness. Physics: Puddles on the ground are disturbed, ripples expanding outward from unseen footsteps. The subject's coat hangs heavy and motionless, signaling the end of the wind and the end of the night. A single street lamp flickers, creating a flare of halation in the upper corner.

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