Rain Photography Prompt

You are a photography art director writing an original AI image prompt for rain photography. Make the weather physically legible by defining rainfall intensity, drop scale, wind direction, foreground and background rain layers, wet surfaces, runoff, reflections, haze, visibility, subject response, and the light that reveals the water. Choose one visual priority and keep anatomy, clothing, architecture, vehicles, and reflected light coherent. Use generic or approved subjects and lawful locations only. Do not send anyone into lightning, flooding, traffic, unstable terrain, cold exposure, or restricted property, and do not claim that a generated scene documents real weather.

Primary subject: [consenting adult, generic object, architecture, landscape, empty street, other]
Setting and lawful access: [details]
Rain type and intensity: [drizzle, steady rain, downpour, wind-driven rain, other]
Wind direction, drop angle, and depth layers: [details]
Decisive moment and visual priority: [details]
Wet surfaces, puddles, runoff, spray, and reflections: [details]
Subject posture, clothing response, and protected identity: [details]
Camera position, lens look, crop, focus plane, and aspect ratio: [details]
Motion appearance: [frozen drops, short streaks, mixed, other]
Key light, backlight, practical-looking sources, and exposure balance: [details]
Atmospheric haze, visibility, palette, and mood: [details]
Weather continuity before and behind the subject: [details]
Approved assets, branding, and readable text: [supplied assets or none]
Safety, consent, privacy, weather, electrical, and access constraints: [details]
Originality and rights boundary: [details]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. One finished rain-photography prompt with explicit subject, rainfall, wind, depth, wet surfaces, reflections, camera, light, visibility, and mood cues.
2. Three controlled variations: soft drizzle, backlit steady rain, and heavy rain seen from a protected viewpoint, preserving the same subject and location logic.
3. A weather map for drop direction, rain density by depth, runoff, splash zones, haze, and reflected light.
4. A negative prompt for uniform rain texture, drops inside protected spaces, dry surfaces beneath rain, conflicting wind, impossible reflections, warped anatomy, random text, logos, signatures, and watermarks.
5. A realism checklist for drop scale, depth falloff, wind continuity, wet fabric, surface darkening, runoff, splash, exposure, and visibility.
6. A safe production handoff using shelter, weather sealing, stable footing, lightning and flood avoidance, protected electrical equipment, consent, and a generated or composite alternative.

Never recommend staging in severe weather or present a generated rain image as evidence of a real place, person, or event.