- Prompt
- Photorealistic architectural interior render of a military auditorium/conference hall, strictly preserving the exact composition, camera angle, and layout from the reference image — do not alter geometry, room proportions, seat arrangement, or wall positions. Rows of dark maroon/burgundy upholstered auditorium seats with wooden armrests, arranged in a slight curve facing a stage area, photorealistic fabric texture with subtle sheen and natural creases on the upholstery, realistic wood grain on armrests and floor. Walls: matte off-white/cream painted walls with light wood-paneled support columns, realistic soft shadows and ambient occlusion in corners. Ceiling: recessed linear LED lighting strips and a black square AC vent, soft warm-white illumination casting realistic light pools on the ceiling panels and floor. Two circular military emblem plaques mounted on the walls (gold, black, red, and green colors, eagle and wreath design with Arabic text) — preserve exact emblem design, colors, and position, render with realistic embossed/framed plaque texture and subtle glass or resin coating reflections. Libyan flags on wooden stands at the back of the room, realistic fabric drape and slight fabric wrinkles. Flooring: light wood-toned laminate/parquet with realistic reflections of ceiling lights and seat shadows. Lighting: soft diffused ambient light mixed with warm ceiling LED strips, realistic global illumination, soft contact shadows under each seat, subtle color bleeding from maroon seats onto the floor. Camera: wide-angle interior architectural photography style, eye-level perspective, shot on Canon EOS R5 with 16-35mm lens, f/8, sharp focus throughout, 8K resolution, hyper-realistic materials, V-Ray/Corona render quality, professional interior photography, no people, no distortion of original shapes or colors, no added or removed objects. Negative prompt: cartoon, illustration, flat shading, sketch outlines, altered proportions, changed colors, blurry, low quality, distorted emblems, added text
- Created
- July 15, 2026
