Google Maps-Style Satellite View of a Medieval Walled City AI Image Prompt
Using REFERENCE_0 as the realistic landscape/detail base and REFERENCE_1 as the city-layout and sketch/worldbuilding reference, transform the scene into {argument name="style request" default="人工衛星から撮影したGoogleマップのような写真。"} Render it as a true vertical top-down satellite image, like a Google Maps capture, not an oblique fantasy illustration. Preserve the invented medieval city arrangement while making it look geographically real. Keep exactly 5 major layout elements recognizable: 1) the walled oval/rounded city footprint, 2) the large castle district on the upper-left hill, 3) the central cathedral and radial plaza, 4) the lake in the upper-right/background area, and 5) the river or moat curving around the lower edge with a bridge/gate approach. Style: photorealistic satellite imagery with natural terrain textures, muted earth colors, tiny roof grids, streets, vegetation, water, fields, and realistic atmospheric clarity. Remove the close foreground tower viewpoint from REFERENCE_0 and eliminate painterly/fantasy perspective. The result should feel like an authentic overhead map photo of {argument name="city type" default="a Central European medieval walled city"}, with believable scale and urban density.
Content: Formula: two reference images (real base + layout sketch) + subject (medieval walled city) + vertical top-down satellite view + 5 fixed layout elements (walls, castle, cathedral, lake, river/bridge) + photoreal satellite style (muted earth tones, terrain texture) + exclusions (foreground tower, fantasy perspective) + two variables.
Pros: Layout elements are numbered and controllable; view, style and exclusions are clearly stated.
Cons: Heavily depends on both reference images; too many elements risk a crowded, unstable result.
Reference image: Clearly reference-dependent: REFERENCE_0 and REFERENCE_1 are explicitly used.
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