About this scene
The Boat Dock scene keeps the fishing theme of the original and moves it onto the water. You are in a small boat at a wooden dock when someone ties up where they should not, and the lake at golden hour gives this scene the warmest light of the six. It is the pick for cabin weekends, lake houses and fishing trips.
Tips for the boat dock
- Warm, low light in the scene flatters photos taken outdoors. An indoor photo under white light can look pasted in.
- You are seated low in the boat, so a photo that shows your shoulders and chest gives the model enough of your outfit to work with.
- Choose 16:9 if you want the dock and the shoreline in the shot.
What is already set for you
- The subject: sitting at the stern of a small aluminium fishing boat tied to a wooden dock, one hand on the tiller, turned toward the camera.
- The scene: a quiet lake at golden hour, a weathered wooden dock and reeds along the shore.
- The timing: Every scene runs the same 15-second sheet: question, excuse, the pause on “State?”, the verdict, then a two-second stare.
You do not write any of this. How the built-in prompt works.
Other scenes
- The Pond Pickup: the original: a white pickup, a fishing pond, the window down.
- The Front Porch: a rocking chair, a porch rail and somebody on your lawn.
- The Tractor: mid-field, engine idling, one glove pointing at the gate.
- The Golf Cart: the course marshal who has seen enough of your swing.
- The Ranch Gate: on horseback at the gate, looking down at the trespasser.
