Nature Photography SREF Codes

Professional nature and wildlife photography SREF codes for Midjourney including landscapes, wildlife, macro, and botanical photography.

Nature photography SREF codes capture the beauty of the natural world with professional techniques. These codes understand outdoor lighting, natural colors, wildlife behavior, and landscape composition.

Quick Start:

Use --sref 2653204188 --sw 120 for soft botanical photography, or --sref 620884445 --sw 150 for dramatic landscape shots.

Lighting Matters:

Nature photography codes respond well to specific lighting descriptions. Mention "golden hour", "soft morning light", or "dramatic storm lighting" for best results.

SREF Code Collection

620884445 - Epic Landscape Photography

Dramatic, wide-angle landscape photography with National Geographic quality.

Characteristics:

  • Sweeping vistas and grand scale
  • Dramatic natural lighting
  • Rich, saturated colors
  • Professional landscape composition
  • Sharp foreground to background

Example:

mountain range at sunset with dramatic clouds --sref 620884445 --sw 150

Settings: SW 130-170 | Best with V7, V6.1

Best For:

Mountain ranges, coastlines, desert landscapes, dramatic weather conditions, and epic travel photography.


4178166497 - Cinematic Nature Vista

Cinematic landscape photography with moody atmospheric quality.

Characteristics:

  • Atmospheric depth and mood
  • Subtle color grading
  • Cinematic composition
  • Natural fog and mist effects
  • Professional color balance

Example:

misty forest valley at dawn with rays of light --sref 4178166497 --sw 140

Settings: SW 120-160 | Compatible with V7, V6.1

Pro Tip:

This code excels with weather elements. Try adding "morning mist", "fog", "rain", or "storm clouds" to your prompts.


253531001 - Natural Wonder Documentation

Documentary-style nature photography with authentic, unmanipulated quality.

Characteristics:

  • Natural, unprocessed look
  • Authentic color representation
  • Photojournalistic approach
  • Environmental storytelling
  • Clean, honest composition

Example:

pristine waterfall in tropical rainforest, natural lighting --sref 253531001 --sw 100

Settings: SW 80-120 | Works with all versions

Best For:

Environmental documentation, conservation photography, natural parks, and authentic wilderness scenes.


69666734 - Golden Hour Landscape

Warm, vintage-toned landscape imagery reminiscent of classical nature photography.

Characteristics:

  • Warm sepia and golden tones
  • Classic landscape aesthetics
  • Nostalgic quality
  • Soft, natural transitions
  • Period photography feel

Example:

rolling hills with oak trees at golden hour --sref 69666734 --sw 130

Settings: SW 110-150 | Compatible with V7, V6.1


257359978 - Vintage Outdoor Photography

Retro nature photography with film-era textures and color processing.

Characteristics:

  • Film grain and texture
  • Vintage color palette
  • 1970s-1980s outdoor photography
  • Natural nostalgia
  • Authentic film processing look

Example:

alpine lake surrounded by pine forest, vintage outdoor photograph --sref 257359978 --sw 120

Settings: SW 100-140 | Best with V7

Nostalgic Appeal:

Perfect for creating nature photography that feels like it was shot on classic film cameras. Pairs well with national park and wilderness themes.

Best Practices for Nature Photography

1

Specify Lighting Conditions

Nature photography is all about light. Always mention specific lighting:

  • "golden hour light"
  • "soft morning mist"
  • "dramatic storm lighting"
  • "dappled forest light"
  • "overcast diffused light"
2

Include Environmental Context

Describe the setting to help the SREF code understand composition:

  • "mountain valley with river"
  • "dense forest understory"
  • "open savanna grassland"
  • "rocky coastal cliff"
3

Use Camera Equipment References

Mention equipment for professional quality:

  • "shot with 70-200mm lens"
  • "wide angle 24mm perspective"
  • "macro 105mm lens"
  • "telephoto compression"
4

Describe Weather and Atmosphere

Weather conditions add mood and realism:

  • "morning fog lifting"
  • "light rain falling"
  • "clear blue sky"
  • "approaching storm"

Combining Nature SREF Codes

Advanced Technique:

Mix landscape and wildlife codes for complex nature scenes:

grizzly bear fishing in river with mountain backdrop --sref 620884445::2 662073165::1 --sw 140

The first code (landscape) influences overall scene, while the second (wildlife) affects the subject.

Style Weight Guidelines for Nature

Subject TypeRecommended SWNotes
Grand Landscapes130-170Higher weight for dramatic effect
Wildlife Portraits130-160Strong weight for sharp detail
Botanical Close-ups100-140Moderate for natural softness
Macro Photography110-150Balanced for detail and artistry
Documentary Nature80-120Lower weight for authenticity
Atmospheric Scenes100-130Moderate for mood without over-processing

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Don't Over-Describe Style

artistic nature photography with soft lighting and dreamy mood --sref 2653204188

The SREF already contains the style. Just describe the subject.


Don't Skip Lighting Details

mountain landscape --sref 620884445

Too vague. Lighting is critical in nature photography.


Don't Use Conflicting Descriptors

dramatic cinematic mountain range --sref 253531001

This code is for documentary style, not cinematic drama.


Don't Forget Context

flower --sref 2653204188

Too simple. What kind of flower? What's the setting?

Nature Photography Tips

Golden Hour Magic:

Most nature SREF codes respond beautifully to "golden hour" or "magic hour" lighting. Use these terms liberally for warm, professional results.

Seasonal Variations:

Specify seasons for appropriate atmosphere: "autumn colors", "spring blooms", "winter snow", "summer green".

Wildlife Behavior:

For wildlife codes, include behavioral context: "alert", "hunting", "resting", "playing". This helps create authentic poses.

Depth and Scale:

Include scale references for landscapes: "towering mountains", "distant valley", "expansive horizon", "intimate clearing".


Start Experimenting:

Nature photography SREFs work best when you experiment with different lighting conditions and times of day. Start with --sw 120 and adjust based on your results.