Be Specific and Detailed: Clearly describe the scene, objects, characters, and atmosphere you want in the image. The more specific you are, the closer the result will be to your vision. For instance, instead of saying “a beach,” describe the type of beach, the time of day, the weather, and any specific details you want (like a palm tree, a sunset, people, etc.).

Use Descriptive Language: Use vivid and descriptive language to paint a picture in words. Describe colors, textures, emotions, and ambiance. For example, instead of saying “a red car,” you could say “a bright red vintage car with shiny chrome detailing parked on a cobblestone street.”

Include the Perspective and Composition: Mention the viewpoint or angle of the scene. Should it be a bird’s-eye view, a close-up, or from a specific angle? Also, consider the composition, like whether the subject is centered or off to the side.