Considering the rule of thirds and the placement of key elements within the frame. Aim to create a composition that captures the essence of Cuyp's landscape paintings while adding your own personal touch images generated with AI

SDXL Base 1.0 Kappa_Neuro Salomon van Ruysdael Style lora:Salomon van Ruysdael Style:1Salomon van Ruysdael Style - A realistic 17th-century landscape inspired by the works of Aelbert Cuyp Pieter de Molijn Pieter Nicolaes Spierinckx Nicolas Poussi Jacob van Ruisdael. Capture the serene mood of the european Golden Age with a vast open field stretching into the distance. Include rolling hills and a winding river that reflects the soft light of the setting sun. Pay attention to the details of the flora and fauna showcasing the lush greenery and wildflowers of the countryside. The key focus should be on the dramatic clouds that fill the sky casting shadows on the landscape below. Emphasize the play of light and shadow creating a sense of depth and perspective. Use a combination of warm and cool tones to evoke the atmospheric conditions of the scene. For the camera setup use a wideangle to capture the level of detail and tonal range present in Cuyp's paintings. Choose a wide-angle lens such as a 12mm or 35mm to encompass the vastness of the landscape and enhance the sense of depth. Set the aperture to a medium value around f/8 to ensure a good balance between sharpness and depth of field. Consider using a tripod to maintain stability during the longer exposure times that may be necessary for optimal lighting conditions. Lastly take your time to compose the shot considering the rule of thirds and the placement of key elements within the frame. Aim to create a composition that captures the essence of Cuyp's landscape paintings while adding your own personal touch

SDXL Base 1.0 Kappa_Neuro Jan van Goyen Style lora:Jan van Goyen Style:1Jan van Goyen Style - A realistic 17th-century landscape inspired by the works of Aelbert Cuyp Pieter de Molijn Pieter Nicolaes Spierinckx Nicolas Poussi Jacob van Ruisdael. Capture the serene mood of the european Golden Age with a vast open field stretching into the distance. Include rolling hills and a winding river that reflects the soft light of the setting sun. Pay attention to the details of the flora and fauna showcasing the lush greenery and wildflowers of the countryside. The key focus should be on the dramatic clouds that fill the sky casting shadows on the landscape below. Emphasize the play of light and shadow creating a sense of depth and perspective. Use a combination of warm and cool tones to evoke the atmospheric conditions of the scene. For the camera setup use a wideangle to capture the level of detail and tonal range present in Cuyp's paintings. Choose a wide-angle lens such as a 12mm or 35mm to encompass the vastness of the landscape and enhance the sense of depth. Set the aperture to a medium value around f/8 to ensure a good balance between sharpness and depth of field. Consider using a tripod to maintain stability during the longer exposure times that may be necessary for optimal lighting conditions. Lastly take your time to compose the shot considering the rule of thirds and the placement of key elements within the frame. Aim to create a composition that captures the essence of Cuyp's landscape paintings while adding your own personal touch