Perspectives Image Views

Perspectives
by Open AI

Pespectives and Image views

Are you tired of using the same old prompts for generating images using text-to-image AI generators such as Bing Image Creator, DALL-E, etc.?  Try experimenting with different views to create unique and interesting images! 

From front views to bird’s eye views, there are many different perspectives that you can use to create stunning images that capture your imagination.  Here is a list of different views and perspectives that you can use as prompts to generate images--and maybe even inspire you to come up with more!  Try them out and see what kind of amazing images you can create!

Use this list as an inspiration to get started:

1. Front view: captures the front of the subject.
2. Back view: captures the back of the subject.
3. Side view: captures the side of the subject.
4. Top view: captures the top of the subject.
5. Bottom view: captures the bottom of the subject.
6. Overhead view: captures the subject from above.
7. Underwater view: captures the subject from underwater.
8. Close-up view: captures a small area of the subject in detail.
9. Wide Angle view: captures a wide area of the scene.
10. Over-the-shoulder view: captures the subject from behind the shoulder of another person.
11. Bird's Eye view: captures the subject from directly above.
12. Worm's Eye view: captures the subject from directly below.
13. First-person view: simulates the perspective of the subject.
14. Third-person view: captures the subject from a distance.
15. 360-degree view: captures the subject from all angles.
16. Portrait view: captures the subject's face and upper body.
17. Landscape view: captures a wide area of the scene horizontally.
18. Cityscape view: captures the city skyline or cityscape.
19. Seascape view: captures the sea or ocean.
20. Mountain view: captures the mountain range or peak.
21. Forest view: captures the forest or woods.
22. Desert view: captures the desert landscape.
23. Beach view: captures the beach or shoreline.
24. Street view: captures the street or road.
25. Alley view: captures the alleyway or narrow street.
26. Bridge view: captures the bridge or overpass.
27. Interior view: captures the inside of a building or room.
28. Exterior view: captures the outside of a building or structure.
29. Underground view: captures the underground or subterranean area.
30. Aerial view: captures the subject from a high altitude.
31. Low-angle view: captures the subject from a low angle.
32. High-angle view: captures the subject from a high angle.
33. Oblique view: captures the subject from an angle between frontal and profile views.
34. Profile view: captures the subject from the side.
35. Three-quarter view: captures the subject from a 45-degree angle.
36. Isometric view: captures the subject from a fixed angle.
37. Orthographic view: captures the subject from multiple angles.
38. Point-of-view view: simulates the perspective of the viewer.
39. Reverse view: captures the subject from the opposite direction.
40. Reflection view: captures the subject's reflection.
41. Shadow view: captures the subject's shadow.
42. Blurred view: captures the subject in a blurred or out-of-focus state.
43. Distorted view: captures the subject in a distorted or abstract state.
44. Transparent view: captures the subject in a transparent or translucent state.
45. Monochrome view: captures the subject in a single color or shades of a single color.
46. Black-and-white view: captures the subject in black and white.