COEY River Rocks : Nano Banana 2 T2I

A photorealistic cinematic scene of a waterfall pouring into a shallow river. On the riverbed, the word “COEY” is clearly readable because someone arranged river stones directly on the river bottom to form each letter. The letters are made from flat, smooth river rocks laid in a single layer, partially embedded in sand and gravel, with smaller pebbles filling gaps so the letter edges look intentional. Clear water flows over and around the letters, creating realistic refraction and shimmering distortions; some rocks glisten beneath the surface, with tiny air bubbles and ripples passing over them. Surround the area with lush organic vegetation: mossy boulders, ferns, vines, wet leaves, and small plants growing along the banks, plus hints of algae on submerged stones. Lighting: soft natural daylight with mist from the waterfall; subtle sunbeams through spray; realistic water caustics dancing across the rocks and riverbed. Composition: wide hero shot with the word centered and legible, camera low near water level, sharp focus on the riverbed letters, background waterfall and greenery slightly softer.