Prompt: A surreal miniature winter mountain scene. A giant blue Pringles can lies tipped over in the snow, spilling potato chips that form a winding snowboard track. Tiny snowboarders glide smoothly along the curved chip-and-snow path, carving marks into the slope. Snow-covered mountains and a clear blue sky in the background. Bright daylight, a playful fantasy tone, ultra-realistic textures, crisp snow detail, shallow depth of field. Motion (Primary): Mini snowboarders glide downhill in smooth arcs, carving gently along the curved track. Secondary Motion: Loose chip crumbs tumble slowly in the snow, fine snow particles kick up behind the boards, and light powder spray follows the turns. Camera: Cinematic macro shot, slow tracking follow along the snowboard path, low angle close to the snow surface, gentle parallax as the camera moves forward, stable and smooth. Style & Lighting: Bright natural winter daylight, clean contrast, vibrant product colors, soft highlights on the snow, realistic shadows, whimsical commercial aesthetic. Constraints: Keep the Pringles can and logo shape stable and readable. Snowboarders remain miniature and proportional. No distortion of the chips, no melting snow, no object duplication. Negative Prompt: warped logo, unreadable text, stretched can, broken snowboarders, extra limbs, chaotic motion, shaky camera, flicker, excessive motion blur, glitch artifacts.

Create a premium 4:5 vertical architectural travel artwork for [COUNTRY / CITY / LOCATION / LANDMARK]. TEXT-TO-IMAGE ONLY — generate the entire scene creatively from [COUNTRY / CITY / LOCATION / LANDMARK] alone. No reference image required

Use the uploaded product image exactly as it is — do not alter, redraw, or reinterpret any part of it. Follow the guidelines below to create a high-quality, cinematic product presentation: • Keep the product fully intact — all text, labels

Generate a realistic photo of a university classroom, iPhone 16 texture, Teacher XX is teaching XX knowledge, there is a detailed and clear chalk introduction on the blackboard, with graphics to assist understanding, no students needed