Pigeons
Birds burst past the face, filling the frame with wings.
Opens a video model with the prompt in it. The price is on the page before you sign in.

What it is for
Wings fill the foreground and the face appears between them. The birds turn a still portrait into one frame out of a moment that is clearly still going.
They also put something between the viewer and the subject, which makes the face feel found instead of presented.
How it works
The nearest birds sit close enough to the lens to be well out of focus, and they smear with their own speed. The ones further back stay sharper, and that difference is what builds the depth.
The face has to hold a gap. Birds cross the frame around the head more than over it, and the eyes stay visible through the gap for at least part of the shot.
Light from behind or the side catches the wing edges and lifts them off the background.
When to use it
Use it for an arrival in a square, a portrait that needs motion in it, or the moment a subject disturbs something.
Skip it when the face has to be read continuously. Anything crossing the frame covers it some of the time.
Told apart from its neighbours
Particles are small glowing points suspended in the air, and they drift. Birds are large, opaque and fast, and they cross the frame instead of hanging in it.
Judge it on scale and speed. Points of light drifting is Particles. Wings smeared by their own motion is Pigeons.
The prompt
Replace the blanks, keep the rest. Then run it on a video model.
birds bursting past <subject>, wings filling the foreground, motion blur on the nearest birds, face visible between them
What goes wrong
Every bird comes back sharp, which flattens the shot into a pattern. Say the nearest birds carry motion blur and sit out of focus.
The other failure is a covered face. Ask for the face visible between the birds, or a model puts a wing straight across the eyes.
Leave out
still birds, empty frame
Watch for
Blur the nearest birds. Sharp birds everywhere flattens the depth.
Questions
Shoot it
Pay for the one run. No subscription, and the price is on the model page before you sign in.



