helps generate a balcony view, from hidden vantage points.

it's trained moreso on the aesthetic and it's down to you to structure the scene in the way you want.

here's an approach that worked for me. You dont have to use all of these, but the ordering of each component is somewhat important to get the overall composition. or yoloing it someones works.

first the style of image:

b4lc0ny-v13w. {low|high}-angle snapshot captured from an oblique awkward dynamic angle, captured in the moment in a documentary style with a voyeuristic clandestine spy aesthetic with uneven framing and poor composition. 

then the crucial bit:

balcony in background

stuff you want in the foreground:

with blurry unfocused view of {extensive foliage and tree branches|foreground railing | glass balustrade | metal bars | balcony parapet | hanging laundry | potted plants | overhanging leaves | hanging flower baskets | climbing vines | tree branches | leafy canopy | awning edge | umbrella canopy | overhead balcony slab | ceiling beams | roof overhang | curtain edges | sliding door frame | window frame | partially closed shutters | balcony furniture | chair backs | table edges | stacked plant pots | drying rack | clothesline | towel draped over railing | low wall | neighbouring balcony railing | upper-floor balcony underside | hanging cables | exterior pipes | drainpipes | wall-mounted fixtures | decorative screens | privacy panels | lattice partitions | sunshade slats | foreground wall edge | doorway edge | nearby building facade} dominating the  foreground completely obstructing the view

how the foreground should obscure the background:

{partially obscuring the background | blocking the lower view | blocking the upper view | cutting across the scene | obscuring the view from the side | covering part of the skyline | interrupting the horizon | creating a narrow viewing gap | framing the background | breaking up the view into sections | partially concealing distant buildings | covering the bottom of the frame | hanging across the upper frame | overlapping the background | filling the foreground | blocking the view at an angle | creating an uneven visual barrier | obscuring one side of the scene | filtering the view through gaps | creating a layered foreground | appearing along the frame edge | casting shadows across the background | creating a dense visual screen | leaving only a partial view through openings | creating a narrow strip of visible background | extending diagonally across the frame | concealing parts of the distant landscape | interrupting the view at multiple heights | partially covering the subject's surroundings | creating a cluttered foreground | silhouetted against the background | forming a partial overhead canopy | blocking the view from below | hanging down into the line of sight | rising above the railing | jutting into the frame from the side | creating a partially enclosed viewpoint}

optionally add some detail about the building structure if you want a more distant view. or leave out if you want a more zoomed-in telephoto view:

{{sunlit|overcast|dreary|rainy}, {beige|grey|white|red}, {{one|two|three|four|five|multi}-story|} {modern|rustic|city|rural|beach|high-rise|} {apartment|office|entertainment|resort-hotel} {building|block} with a {gray|white|beige|yellow|terracotta|}, {textured|brick|steel|concrete|wood|paneled} facade, viewed from {a slanted angle on|} the side. Centered on the {first|second |third|upper|lower} floor} 

some more detail about the balcony:

a balcony {with {black|wrought iron|white|chrome|steel|} metal railings|} with {frosted|} glass panels {is adorned with red and pink flowers in pots|} {with slight clutter behind such as garden furniture, clothes, drying rack, plant pots, storage containers, etc|}.

the subject, their posture, what they're doing:

{naked|} {White|Black or African|Hispanic or Latino|Asian|Middle Eastern or North African|Native American or Alaska Native|Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander|Mixed or Multiracial|South Asian|East Asian|Southeast Asian|Central Asian|Caribbean|Jewish|Roma|Arab|Kurdish|Persian|Turkish|Slavic} woman is the subject of the image and she is {wearing {underwear|lingerie|neglige|robe|bikini|nightie}|} {standing|sitting|kneeling|leaning|moving across the balcony} 
{,with her weight shifted to one side|,slightly bent forward|,turned partly away|,leaning against the frame|,caught mid-movement}, with clear facial features,
{leaning against the railing | sipping coffee | smoking a cigarette | checking a smartphone | taking a selfie | photographing the view | talking on the phone | people-watching | gazing at rooftops | stretching casually | watering plants | hanging laundry | sweeping the floor | sitting in a chair | reading a book | listening to music | eating a snack | looking down at the street | watching the sunset | brushing hair aside | checking the weather | working on a laptop | feeding birds | adjusting cushions | stepping through the balcony doors | standing barefoot | resting chin on folded arms | enjoying the breeze | looking over the shoulder | standing lost in thought}, 

specify how she's obscured by the balcony itself:

with {her face and shoulders visible|her upper body visible|her side profile visible|her back partly visible|only part of her figure visible,lower body hidden below the balcony railing|}, 

describe what's behind her - keep this abstract and minimal to avoid decoherence of the overall image:

a dimly-lit {bedroom|apartment|kitchen|livingroom|hotelroom} is visible behind her.

some lighting for the aesthetic:

{daytime {with natural light illuminating the room|}|nightime {with glow of light from window|}} behind her.

some additional optional detail:

{,small everyday objects within arm's reach|}, 
{,slightly untidy surroundings|}, 
{,subtle reflections|,slight glare|,minor glass distortion|,water droplets|,slightly dirty glass|}, 

optional image style aesthetics:

{,candid amateur photograph|,casual snapshot|,slightly grainy digital photograph|,soft imperfect focus|,unpolished documentary style|}.

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