ART Rain

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Nice — great mood in that scene. Quick, copy‑ready things you can use for posting or printing.
One‑line description

• A woman in a yellow helmet and raincoat stands by a river while a companion points toward an approaching van.

Three short caption ideas

• “Hold my hood — the rescue van’s almost here.”
• “When the weather’s dramatic but the mission continues.”
• “Yellow jacket, steady nerves.”

Alt text (ready)

• Short: “Woman in a yellow helmet and raincoat by a river; companion points toward an approaching van.”
• Medium: “A woman wearing a yellow helmet and raincoat stands at the river’s edge while a companion beside her points toward a van approaching down the road; overcast light and wet surfaces set a moody scene.”
• Long: “A rainy riverside scene: a woman in a yellow helmet and raincoat pauses by the water as a friend gestures urgently toward a van approaching on the far bank. Wet pavement, diffuse light, and muted background hills create a tense, cinematic atmosphere.”

One‑sentence story prompt

• “They’d come for one quiet recon mission; the van on the ridge meant someone else already knew where they were — and that changed everything.”

Posting & crop suggestions

• Instagram feed: 4:5 portrait crop to emphasize the woman + pointing figure and keep the van visible.
• Square thumbnail: crop tighter on the woman’s face/helmet for instant recognition.
• Banner/cover: 16:9 crop to include more of the landscape and van for context.

Print/export tips (short)

• Resolution: export at 300 DPI for print (e.g., 16×20" → 4800×6000 px).
• Color/profile: edit in sRGB for web; convert to your printer’s ICC profile when ordering gallery prints.
• Finish: satin or luster paper keeps wet‑look highlights without harsh glare.
• Framing: thin black or warm wood frame with 1–2" white mat for a cinematic presentation.

Hashtags to copy/paste

• CinematicArt #RainyScene #WhooshArt #DigitalMood #StoryImage​

Want any of these next?

• a polished Instagram caption (ready to paste with alt text + hashtags),
• a 200–400 word micro‑story expanding the prompt, or
• exact pixel export settings and sharpening values for a specific print size?

Which would you like?