竹とんぼ

25

2026年03月08日 15時36分

使用モデル名:Gemini

対象年齢:全年齢

スタイル:イラスト

デイリー入賞 101 位

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geminiで作画しました投入した文字列：竹とんぼこの画像を生成するために使用された元の英語プロンプトは以下の通りです： "A close-up photograph capturing the exact moment a traditional Japanese bamboo dragonfly, 'taketombo', is launched. The image is taken outdoors on a sunny day. A pair of calloused, yet nimble, human hands, belonging to a person with a warm, joyful expression partially visible, are in the center. The right hand, palms facing, is sliding quickly against the left, which is holding the thin, bamboo axis of the taketombo. The axis, made of split bamboo, is held vertically. The two-bladed propeller, hand-carved from a single piece of bamboo, with a visible grain and smooth, aerodynamic shape, is attached to the top. The blades are angled, ready to capture air. The action creates a sense of rapid motion in the hands. The taketombo is just beginning to spin and rise, with a tiny, blurred motion effect around the blades. The background is a gently blurred scene of a traditional Japanese garden and park, with lush green trees, a stone lantern, a glimpse of a wooden gazebo, and several other taketombo, some held by children and others flying at different altitudes, visible as streaks in the distance. Below the hands, on a weathered wooden table, are tools like a small carving knife, some sandpaper, and a pile of bamboo offcuts, suggesting hand-crafting. Sunlight filters through the leaves, creating warm highlights and a peaceful atmosphere. The texture of the bamboo, the skin of the hands, and the natural elements are rich and detailed. The depth of field is very shallow, focusing entirely on the hands and the taketombo, making the background a soft tapestry of color. The perspective is slightly below, looking up."

"A close-up photograph capturing the exact moment a traditional Japanese bamboo dragonfly, 'taketombo', is launched. The image is taken outdoors on a sunny day. A pair of calloused, yet nimble, human hands, belonging to a person with a warm, joyful expression partially visible, are in the center. The right hand, palms facing, is sliding quickly against the left, which is holding the thin, bamboo axis of the taketombo. The axis, made of split bamboo, is held vertically. The two-bladed propeller, hand-carved from a single piece of bamboo, with a visible grain and smooth, aerodynamic shape, is attached to the top. The blades are angled, ready to capture air. The action creates a sense of rapid motion in the hands. The taketombo is just beginning to spin and rise, with a tiny, blurred motion effect around the blades. The background is a gently blurred scene of a traditional Japanese garden and park, with lush green trees, a stone lantern, a glimpse of a wooden gazebo, and several other taketombo, some held by children and others flying at different altitudes, visible as streaks in the distance. Below the hands, on a weathered wooden table, are tools like a small carving knife, some sandpaper, and a pile of bamboo offcuts, suggesting hand-crafting. Sunlight filters through the leaves, creating warm highlights and a peaceful atmosphere. The texture of the bamboo, the skin of the hands, and the natural elements are rich and detailed. The depth of field is very shallow, focusing entirely on the hands and the taketombo, making the background a soft tapestry of color. The perspective is slightly below, looking up."