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A complex, historical image generation prompt for creating a photo book style magazine cover (9:16 aspect ratio). It requires placing uploaded subjects at the precise coordinates of the Roswell Incident on June 24, 1947, seamlessly blending them into the scene as if they are witnessing the event, while including magazine story elements about the location. (free to use) — Free AI image template on PicX Studio.
Create a beautiful, photo book style magazine cover that fully utilizes the 9:16 aspect ratio. Place the attached people at the precise coordinates of {argument name="latitude" default="33°57'01\"N"}, {argument name="longitude" default="105°18'51\"W"} on {argument name="date" default="24 June 1947"} research the major historic event that happened there on that date and place the subjects witnessing it seamlessly blending the subjects into the scene as if they are sightseeing. Approach this task with the understanding that this is a critical page that will significantly influence visitor numbers. Include magazine stories about the specific location and reference the main interesting facts about the location, do not display the coordinates on the image but do include a small minimap of geographic location.
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