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Swap the Far Background for the Riyadh Skyline
Change only the farthest background layer to a cluster of Riyadh landmarks, with lighting, lens and grain left untouched.
✍️ A good background-swap instruction has two halves: what to swap in, and a list of what must not move. The easiest line to forget is "scale must match the foreground position", and without it the skyline looks like a sticker. That keep-list can be lifted whole into other editing tasks.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Swap only the far background for the Riyadh skyline in Saudi Arabia, showing as many of its landmark towers as you can. The new skyline has to keep true-to-life proportions relative to where the foreground subjects stand, and it should be rendered as soft, painterly bokeh so it matches the city treatment already in the original image. Leave everything else as it was: lighting, framing, camera angle, lens, grain, overall aesthetic, colour grading and mood.
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