Replace “wide-shot” and “leading lines toward the horizon” with “low-angle intimate foreground composition, massive foamy waves and dark rocks filling the lower two-thirds, horizon pushed high in the frame.” Keep “ultra-detailed surf and rock texture,” but add “near-camera spray frozen in sharp detail” to make the foreground carry more visual weight.

Replace “golden hour,” “low warm sun,” “natural warm color palette,” and “soft glow” with “late blue hour, cold overcast light, desaturated blue-gray palette, and subdued ambient illumination.” Change “warm rim-lit cumulus clouds” to “heavy slate storm clouds with silver-gray breaks,” while retaining “high dynamic range” so the foam remains distinct against the darker water.

Keep the fixed style language, including “photorealistic landscape photography,” “vertical cinematic landscape framing,” “high dynamic range,” and “natural warm color palette,” then swap only the setting and subject clauses. For example, replace “dark textured rocks” and “foamy waves crash” with “pale sandbar with shallow tidal pools” for one variation, or “weathered wooden pier with waves beneath it” for another, while preserving “low warm sun near the horizon” and “leading lines toward the horizon.”