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We chose “EMBRACE LIFE.” ❤️ What would YOU choose? COPY + PASTE THIS PROMPT: Using my uploaded photo as the reference, transform me (or us) into a high-energy 90s urban streetwear/graffiti poster while keeping our faces recognizable and natural. Use a bold deep-purple background with halftone textures, paint splashes, hand-drawn sketch details and vibrant yellow accents, with a thick bright-yellow outline around us creating a cool cutout/sticker effect. Behind us, place MASSIVE graffiti-style lettering that says “[INSERT YOUR MESSAGE]” in bright yellow with rough black sketch lines and distressed texture. Add a few small handwritten phrases around the poster inspired by our life, business, personality, values and goals. Make the entire design energetic, positive, confident and slightly rebellious—like a premium motivational streetwear campaign. Create it in 1:1 vertical format, high contrast, highly detailed and social-media ready. 💥 We chose EMBRACE LIFE. What would YOUR two or three words be? Drop them below! 👇🔥

Good Morning All: I gave up with Cap Cut and put everything in Chat Gpt and this verbiage 31 YEARS AT RE/MAX ❤️🤍💙 I am a work in progress. And Still Going Strong! - Early business cards/headshots: It all started 31 years ago… A new career. A big dream. And a lot of determination. - As the older photos progress: The hairstyles changed… 😂 The business grew… But my love for real estate never changed. ❤️ - SOLD / listing photos: Hundreds of homes. So many wonderful clients. Every SOLD has a story. - Award photo: Hard work. Dedication. Experience. And recognition along the way. - Client/review photos: The greatest reward? Clients who became friends. ❤️ - More recent real estate photos: 31 years of helping buyers and sellers make their moves. - Transition to the Shore: Then life brought me to the Shore… 🌊 And my business came with me! - Sheri Sells the Shore image: SHERI SELLS THE SHORE From the Shore to Bucks County & Philadelphia - Final screen: 31 YEARS AT RE/MAX AND I’M NOT DONE YET! ❤️ Still selling. Still smiling. Still loving what I do. LET’S GET MOVING! 🏡

Here’s a little bit of fun for everyone. I know we all love having a play with AI, and I especially loved seeing Bruno’s Angels 😂 That one cracked me up. I came across this fun idea and thought a few of you might enjoy creating your own version. Upload a clear reference photo, replace the details inside the square brackets with your own choices, then let AI create some miniature chaos. You can choose your clothing, your background and whether you hold your miniature self by the hair or the back of the shirt collar. Although I know there are a couple of us fellas in here who, like me, only have the collar option available 😂 For those of you who do have hair, feel free to show off and use it. ⬇️ PROMPT STARTS HERE ⬇️ Create a photorealistic, humorous surreal portrait using the attached photo as the facial and appearance reference. Preserve the person’s recognisable face, hairstyle or bald head, facial hair, glasses and overall likeness. The full-sized person is wearing [CLOTHING COLOUR AND STYLE]. Place them against [BACKGROUND OR SETTING], with a subtle cheeky smile. In the foreground, the full-sized person is holding a miniature version of themselves by [HOLDING METHOD: for example, the hair or the back collar of their shirt]. Make the selected grip look physically natural and anatomically realistic. The miniature person must look identical to the full-sized person, including the same face, hairstyle or bald head, facial hair, glasses and [CLOTHING COLOUR AND STYLE]. The miniature version is dramatically screaming with their mouth wide open, eyes exaggeratedly wide, arms stretched outward and legs kicking, creating a funny, chaotic expression. Add a few tiny floating droplets or particles around the miniature figure to enhance the sense of movement. Make the large hand holding the miniature person highly detailed and anatomically realistic. Use cinematic studio lighting, warm highlights, realistic skin texture, shallow depth of field, detailed facial features, natural shadows, subtle film grain, professional commercial photography and a dramatic composition.

Upload photo of Facebook and a photo of self Use the uploaded photograph as the ONLY identity reference for the subject. Preserve the subject’s exact recognisable facial identity, authentic adult age, face shape, natural asymmetry, complexion, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, smile lines, hair colour, hair texture, approximate hair length, body shape, proportions, tattoos and defining features. The finished image must unmistakably depict the same real person—not a generic model or altered character. Use the reference photograph for identity only. Do not copy its original background, pose or clothing. Create a surreal, ultra-photorealistic social-media editorial in which the subject appears to burst physically through the centre of an enormous vertical smartphone displaying their own social-media profile. GIANT SMARTPHONE: Place one oversized modern smartphone vertically behind the subject, filling most of the composition. Display a polished, realistic social-media profile containing: * A small profile portrait featuring the same subject * A clean profile header and interface elements * Story-highlight circles * A three-column gallery containing several different photographs of the same subject * Realistic buttons, icons and layout spacing Keep interface text minimal, clean and non-essential. Do not generate random names, misspelled wording, private contact details or unreadable text. No visible platform logo or brand name. TORN-SCREEN EFFECT: Create a large irregular vertical opening ripped directly through the phone screen and social-media page. The subject’s upper body and legs emerge forward through this opening into the real world. Make the torn opening look like thick white paper physically peeled away from the screen, with: * Jagged fibrous edges * Multiple curled and folded paper layers * Visible thickness * Realistic creases and shadows * Pieces bending toward the camera * Strong three-dimensional depth * Portions of the profile grid remaining visible around the tear