**imagine a highly detailed, photorealistic map of the United States, but the borders of the states are not as we know them today. This is a map is from an alternate reality where both colonists and indigenous tribes formed their own states concurrently. It reflects the territories of indigenous tribes as they might have been if they had formed their own states after the American Revolution. The map is highly detailed and accurate, showing the borders of each state clearly. The states formed by the indigenous tribes such as the Wampanoag, Narragansett, Mohegan, Iroquois, and Shawnee are clearly marked, as well as the states formed by the colonists. The colors used for each state are distinct but harmonious, creating a visually pleasing and informative map. The map is rendered in a high-resolution 16k format, with a 16:9 aspect ratio, and a raw style that brings out the intricate details of the geography. The lighting is neutral, allowing the colors of the different states to stand out. The composition should be a top-down view, as if taken from a satellite, with a high level of sharpness and depth-of-field to capture every detail. --ar 16:9 --v 5.1 --style raw --q 2 --s 750** - Image #4 <@579017409482981398>
imagine a highly detailed, photorealistic map of the United States, but the borders of the states are not as we know them today. This is a map is from an alternate reality where both colonists and indigenous tribes formed their own states concurrently. It reflects the territories of indigenous tribes as they might have been if they had formed their own states after the American Revolution. The map is highly detailed and accurate, showing the borders of each state clearly. The states formed by the indigenous tribes such as the Wampanoag, Narragansett, Mohegan, Iroquois, and Shawnee are clearly marked, as well as the states formed by the colonists. The colors used for each state are distinct but harmonious, creating a visually pleasing and informative map. The map is rendered in a highresolution 16k format, with a 169 aspect ratio, and a raw style that brings out the intricate details of the geography. The lighting is neutral, allowing the colors of the different states to stand out. The composition should be a topdown view, as if taken from a satellite, with a high level of sharpness and depthoffield to capture every detail.