- Prompt
- Use my original amphitheater image as the exact and unchangeable base.
**ABSOLUTELY DO NOT redesign or modify the existing architecture.** Keep every wall, opening, door, entrance, ceiling boundary, floor, seating row, stage, furniture, column, and architectural element **exactly where and as they are in the original image**.
**Do NOT add any new doors, windows, walls, openings, corridors, stairs, partitions, columns, or architectural elements.** Especially do not create doors or entrances in places where they do not already exist. Do not change wall heights, positions, shapes, or proportions.
Keep the existing materials and combine them naturally with **neutral concrete and subtle cool-toned wood accents**. Concrete should be a soft neutral gray, not icy or blue. Wood should be used selectively and should NOT dominate the space. **Do not turn the entire amphitheater into wood or concrete.**
**Reference Image 2:** Use it ONLY as inspiration for the **visual treatment and detailing of the existing ceiling**. Do not copy its architecture or create a new ceiling structure. Keep the exact existing ceiling shape and boundaries, and only adapt its surface language, rhythm, or finish.
Make the amphitheater look **elegant, sophisticated, realistic, and comfortable**, with balanced neutral lighting and realistic material textures. Make the space feel slightly more spacious through **lighting, depth, and realistic rendering only** — never by changing the actual geometry or dimensions.
Make all people highly photorealistic and natural. **Keep every person exactly in their original location.** Do not move, remove, replace, duplicate, or turn them into objects.
**IMPORTANT:** Preserve the exact original image dimensions, orientation, aspect ratio, framing, and camera view. Do not rotate, crop, stretch, resize, expand, or reframe the image.
**The original architecture is LOCKED. Only improve materials, lighting, realism, and the surface treatment of the existing ceiling. Nothing else may change.**
- Created
- August 10, 2026