**Imagine a super realistic photograph of an acrylic pour painting, its complex swirls and cells presented in high-definition detail. The style should echo the work of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky, celebrated for his ability to capture abstract patterns with a keen sense of detail. The lighting should be akin to diffused natural light, soft and even, enhancing the vibrant colors and emphasizing the texture of the paint without causing unwanted glare. The colors should be complementary, such as reds and greens or blues and oranges, creating a striking, eye-catching contrast. From a compositional perspective, use the equivalent of a 100mm macro lens to closely capture a select portion of the painting, highlighting the mesmerizing fluid patterns and textural detail characteristic of the acrylic pour technique. --ar 2:3** - Image #4 <@1094453438013780128>
Imagine a super realistic photograph of an acrylic pour painting, its complex swirls and cells presented in highdefinition detail. The style should echo the work of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky, celebrated for his ability to capture abstract patterns with a keen sense of detail. The lighting should be akin to diffused natural light, soft and even, enhancing the vibrant colors and emphasizing the texture of the paint without causing unwanted glare. The colors should be complementary, such as reds and greens or blues and oranges, creating a striking, eyecatching contrast. From a compositional perspective, use the equivalent of a 100mm macro lens to closely capture a select portion of the painting, highlighting the mesmerizing fluid patterns and textural detail characteristic of the acrylic pour technique.