Headfirst Crash Through Window | action scene | high speed photo | Brainloom

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The Prompt

Extreme close-up in ultra slow motion

(10,000 fps) of the person's face from the

attached image who flies through the window

head first, set in a Times Square storefront

late at night. Captures the microsecond of

impact: lot of shattered glass fragments

suspended mid-air, fist compressed with

visible veins and strained tendons, lot of

droplets of blood and sweat in crystalline

suspension. The skin is hyperrealistically

textured; porer and wrinkles highlighted, with

fine dust and micro-cuts from the glass.

Shock wave distortion ripples through the

broken glass, refracted city lights and neon

colors scattering across shards. The man is

muscular and has a well-toned body, he is

wearing a white T-shirt. Background: glowing

Times Square billboards, blurred cars and

crowds in fast motion, harsh strobe flashes

from street cameras and passing police cars.

Dramatic film noir-style lighting-hard light

freezing particles, neon reflections, cool blue

and magenta backlighting. Bullet time effect

with elongated fragments and moisture

moving in slow motion. Kodak 2383

cinematic style with fine grain, warm skin

tones contrasted with electric shadows. 8K

HDR, microscopic details of broken glass

fibers, torn skin, and smeared blood. Inspired

by Harold Edgerton's high-speedphotography and the gritty documentary texture of Raging Bull, focus on the face. Add microflashes around the face and flying glass shards, format 1080x1920."

How to Use This Prompt

To use this prompt professionally, utilize it for action close-ups, urban chaos art, or film effects in movies and photography. Preserve "extreme close-up in ultra slow motion," "flies through the window head first," "format 1080x1920," and "Kodak 2383" for grit. Do not change the Times Square or bullet time. Changing direction to "feet first" could yield alternative visuals, leading to fragments, while head first keeps textured, microscopic results.

Why This Prompt Works

This prompt is effective due to its extreme close-up of a dramatic impact moment in ultra slow motion the shattered glass blood droplets and hyper-realistic textures create a raw intense image the Times Square background with neon lights adds gritty context making it ideal for action promotions movie posters or artistic projects that require high impact.

Prompt Variations

• Action: Swap “flies through the window head first” → “is thrown through the window” for a different dynamic.
• Point of Impact: Swap “head first” → “shoulder first” for a different body distortion on impact.
• Point of Impact: Swap “head first” → “shoulder first” for a different body distortion on impact.
• Environment: Swap “Times Square” → “a quiet suburban street” for a more shocking, unexpected event.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What violent action is happening?
  The person is flying through a window head first.
• Where is this scene set?
  It is set in a Times Square storefront late at night.