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PROMPT:
THIS WORKED But it always went left and right, even if I said infront and behind, when I ask fro extra people they always get put in a line..mess around with this and make a composite
Show 2 people, a man and a woman, standing in a bare room at night, arranged in a circle with a chair in the centre. Think of the circle as divided into 2 segments specified in geometric degrees. The people in the circle at 0 degrees point and 180 degrees ie infront and behind the chair, are back to back. ie facing away from each other.
A young irish peasant woman, sitting on the wooden chair. She is looking towards the viewer. All people in the image are dressed in old rags, like poor irish peasants.
Then in a separate prompt:
Turn the people standing up so that they are facing away from each other.
We are in a dirty cottage. Only the girl is looking at the camera.
ADDITIONS
This got me two people I could use
Show 4 people standing in a circle around a chair. Think of the circle are divided into 4 points. The people in the circle at 12 o’ clock point and 6 o'clock point, ie infront and behind the chair, are back to back. ie facing away from each other. The people at 9 o'clock point and the 3 O'clock point, ie to the left and right of the chair, are also back to back. ie facing away from each other.
None of these work
If say something like “five people standing back-to-back in a circle around a chair, facing outwards. - It has them with their backs to the camera but not in a circle, If i specify a circle again, they are all facing inwards again.
Also tried something like this, ie describing each pair individually.
People standing around a chair in the centre. The people on the left and right are back to back. The people infront and behind the chair are back to back.
Tried more specific version, but it never puts them in a circle could maybe cut and paste it from multiple images.
Show 4 people standing in a circle around a chair. Think of the circle are divided into 4 points. The people in the circle at 12 o’ clock point and 6 o'clock point, ie infront and behind the chair, are back to back. ie facing away from each other. The people at 9 o'clock point and the 3 O'clock point, ie to the left and right of the chair, are also back to back. ie facing away from each other.
With degrees instead of Clock points
Show 4 people standing in a circle with a chair in the centre. Think of the circle as divided into 4 segments specified in geometric degrees. The people in the circle at 0 degrees point and 180 degrees ie infront and behind the chair, are back to back. ie facing away from each other. The people at 90 degrees point and the 270, ie to the left and right of the chair, are also back to back. ie facing away from each other.
an image of an young irish peasant woman, sitting on a wooden chair. She is looking towards the viewer. The woman is surrounded by 5 people and only five, all standing up in a circle around the chair, facing towards the outside wall
The five people that are standing in a circle around the chair, each of them are facing away from the woman in the chair, to clarify this, their backs are towards the woman in the chair, that is they are turned around 180 degrees from how they might stand naturally.
3 of these people are men and two of them are women.
Some of them are folding their arms.
All the people in the image are dressed in old rags, like irish peasants.
Mound
This is generated by gemini but it didnt quite get it right, i like the mound though.
“Picture an ancient irish burial mound. In the tunnel going into it, we see a figure, dragging another figure along the ground into the tunnel. They are just about to disappear into the darkness.”
Four knocks stamullen. Be careful if shooting this, as it seems to be surrounded by a fence.
Site 12, Knowth. Near Drogheda.
Knowth, Dowth and new grange are all near each other.
Irish Boys in dresses:
Hasbulla Magomedov
progeria Syndrome
Ann O’Toole
“ She was also renowned for her cure for eye infections, which involved Nan licking the eye”
Danny Gallagher
Modern irish healer
He was anglo irish, so not really fairy cures.
Seventh Son of a seventh son Healers
II
III
Seanachai should have blepharitis (chronic red eyes,) which were very common in ireland
The case of the disappearing wife county clare 1970
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