Difficulty with generating hyper-realistic photos of aviation accidents

[bruce_5555]

How can I use Firefly to create a hyper-realistic photo of a downed helicopter (i.e. partially destroyed after impacting with the ground) on a rural property, with rescue team members attending to a crash survivor? No matter how I word the prompt; no matter how I break it down into byte-size chunks; the photos that are generated fail to show any damage to the helicopter at all. It is depicted in ever generated image as being a perfectly airworthy helicopter. Then, when I gave up and simply asked it to create a hyper-realistic photo of an inverted (upside down) helicopter as it plummeted towards the ground, it gave me a normal, everyday photo of a helicopter flying at normal attitude in relation to the ground. In otherwords, a pic of a helicopter flying almost horizontal to the ground and not displaying any untoward characteristics whatsoever.

I have a current Adobe account and am looking to upgrade to the Creative Cloud app so that I can access Firefly through Illustrator or Photoshop, but if my current experience via https://firefly.adobe.com/generate/images is anything to go by, either I am wasting my time or I am doing something very wrong. Happy to take whatever guidance you can offer. NOTE: I have a reason for wanting "helicopter accident" photos and that is because i generate content for a law firm that specializes in aviation law.

[Oh.N8 · Accepted solution]

Hey @bruce_5555 

Totally understand. Word choice matters with Adobe Firefly. I find asking specifically for what I want in image helps a lot. Keep the prompts relatively simple, as well. 

Prompt
pieces of helicopter in field

 
Cheers

O. Nate

[bruce_5555]

Thanks for the tip!