There are creators who are drawn to people. And then there are those who are drawn to places.

Landscape photography is about more than scenery. It’s about presence. It’s about how light feels at a certain time of day, how weather shapes a place, how nature tells stories without needing a single face in frame.

All ten prompts were crafted using Imagen 4 Ultra on Fiddl.Art, chosen for its ability to render light, depth, and detail with subtlety. The results don’t just look good. They feel like somewhere.

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Just copy any of the prompts below, paste them into the creation bar on Fiddl.Art, and hit generate.
We recommend experimenting with wide aspect ratios like 16:9 to fully open up the scene.

Prompt Pack: 10 Prompts for Landscape Photography

1. Cinematic golden hour desert landscape featuring a towering red sandstone rock formation, sharp and rugged like a natural fortress. In the foreground, soft-focus orange desert mallows bloom among silvery shrubs. Midground filled with sagebrush and warm earth tones. The sky above is pale blue with streaks of sunset-lit clouds, adding softness and atmosphere. Warm light, rich textures, and dreamy depth of field create a serene, dramatic scene.
   
   

   

2. Serene golden hour photo of a traditional cormorant fisherman on a narrow bamboo raft in the calm Li River. He wears a conical straw hat and dark feathered cloak, standing between two perched cormorants. Misty karst mountains rise behind him in layered silhouettes, fading from warm amber to pale ochre. The water reflects the golden sky, with soft ripples and mirrored silhouettes of the fisherman and birds. Peaceful, atmospheric, and timeless.
   
   

   

3. Photograph a remote highland landscape in Iceland after the snowmelt. A shallow lake spreads across a mossy tundra, reflecting a pale, cloudy sky. The foreground is wet, full of reeds and mirror-like puddles. In the distance, smooth hills rise with streaks of lingering snow that contrast against muted olive and brown terrain. The sky is heavy with bright overcast light, softening every edge and eliminating harsh shadows. The mood is still and contemplative, a whisper of wilderness suspended between winter and spring. No humans, no animals, only the trace of melting snow and natural silence.

4. A small black wooden cabin with a grass roof sitting on a green hillside near a mountain lake, yellow wildflowers in the foreground, a large waterfall flowing down the rocky cliff in the background, cloudy overcast sky, moody lighting, high-resolution film grain effect, Scandinavian countryside aesthetic, peaceful and remote atmosphere.

5. Quiet alley in Chefchaouen’s old medina under harsh midday sun. Narrow cobblestone street winds through blue-washed Andalusian-Moorish buildings: shades of baby blue, periwinkle, azure, and indigo. Rustic wooden doors, wrought iron accents, and black hanging lanterns enrich the facades. A tall, brown stone minaret rises in the distance, contrasting with the smooth blue walls. The sky is cloudless and intensely blue. Overhead cables hint at daily life without breaking the scene’s serene, surreal charm.

6. A contemplative overhead image of a woman waist-deep in a sacred river, wearing a rust-orange sari that blends gracefully with the water. She moves gently, creating soft ripples surrounded by floating marigolds, rose petals, and ritual offerings. The river’s surface carries beauty and imperfection, scattered biodegradable prayer items and paper remnants. The mood is spiritual, timeless, and intimate. Color palette: deep teal and cerulean blues, saffron, crimson, and gold. Shot on analog film.

7. A vast and serene desert landscape in Namibia, featuring sweeping sand dunes that glow in the warm light of sunrise. The dunes are immense and layered, with soft curves and sharp crests casting long shadows. The sunlight paints the sand in shades of burnt orange, rose gold, peach, and terracotta, while the shaded sides appear in cooler hues like lilac, mauve, and grey-violet. The sky is softly overcast, with a veil of pale clouds filtering the early morning light, adding a subtle dreamlike atmosphere. The terrain in the foreground is peppered with dry bushes and cracked earth, giving scale and grounding to the scene. No people or animals are present, the landscape is untouched and monumental.

8. A wide-angle cinematic shot of a rocky coastal landscape with hundreds of birds mid-flight, sandy beach in the foreground, golden morning light, a massive island rock formation in the background, clear sky with subtle clouds, light fog on the horizon, low contrast pastel film tones, inspired by Kodak Portra 400 and Leica M6 photography, natural textures, peaceful and atmospheric mood.

9. A solitary white chapel with a dark roof standing in the middle of an empty beige field under a vast, overcast stormy sky. Shot in minimalist Nordic landscape style. Cinematic perspective, centered composition with 80% negative space in the sky. Moody, desaturated color palette. Natural diffused lighting with no shadows. Wide-angle lens, digital medium-format quality, soft contrast, emotional stillness, sense of isolation and contemplation

10. A minimalist photograph of a red stop sign on a desert highway curve with Monument Valley rock formations in the background, pastel blue sky, analog film tones, Kodak Portra 400 style, hyper-real composition, eye-level wide shot, cinematic, surreal American road trip aesthetic.

What Landscape-Centric Creators Care About

Light and distance

The soul of a great landscape is how it captures time. These prompts are designed to let you play with light, atmosphere, and expressive skies. Imagen 4 Ultra picks up these shifts beautifully.

Scale and stillness

Some creators want dynamic action. Others want still frames that speak quietly. These prompts lean into silence, openness, and composition that lets the viewer pause and take in the scene.

Environment as emotion

Every landscape holds a mood. The tension of an approaching storm. The warmth of a beach at the edge of sunset. If you love building atmosphere, these are your playground.

Tips for Shaping Landscapes That Feel Real

• Go wide
  Aspect ratios like 16:9 give your scene room to breathe

• Use specific lighting language
  Phrases like “sunset haze,” “misty blue morning,” or “golden hour reflection” shift the scene’s tone completely

• Include terrain cues
  Add elements like basalt cliffs, rolling dunes, tidepools, ancient ruins, or alpine meadows to ground your world

• Think in layers
  Use background, midground, and foreground details for cinematic depth

• Guide the viewer’s eye
  Paths, rivers, tree lines, or ridgelines can create natural flow in the composition

Use This Prompt Pack For

• Concept art and digital painting references

• Scenic storytelling or book cover ideas

• Nature-themed social visuals

• Photography practice or visual exploration

Why Imagen 4 Ultra Delivers for Landscapes

What sets Imagen 4 Ultra apart for landscape photography is its ability to treat nature with respect. There’s no flattening or over-processing. You get:

• Light that behaves like real sunlight

• Gradients in clouds, fog, water and sky that feel natural

• Textures in sand, stone, trees, and mountains that hold up close

• Compositions that look like a scene someone waited all day to shoot

It’s especially powerful when paired with Fiddl.Art’s fast, no-fuss workflow. You can create and explore without technical interruptions.

The world is full of places you haven’t seen yet. Some of them exist only in your head.

This prompt pack gives you the tools to bring those places into view. Whether you're creating for a client, a story, or just to feel the mood of a new scene, Fiddl.Art and Imagen 4 Ultra make it easy to turn words into landscapes.

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