Updated: Nov 14, 2026
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Juergen Teller Style
A Rank16 LoRA for direct editorial photography. It works well with understated poses, deadpan expressions, and everyday settings that stay visible in the frame. Try a station waiting room, a tiled public pool, a concrete stairwell, or a dry hillside.
Trigger word teller-style
Tested LoRA strength 1.5
Prompt syntax
teller-style, A young woman [one pose or action] [in a specific setting]. [Framing]. [Expression]. No text.
Start with a physical action and a detail that anchors it. A hand resting on a counter, a step across a painted line, or a forearm on a railing gives the pose something to work against. Use “Her full body is in frame” for head-to-toe shots. A standing pose suits vertical framing. Use horizontal framing when the subject is reclining or when the surroundings are part of the composition.
If hair matters, put the cut and color together in the opening sentence, such as “short side-swept dark brown hair” or “long loose copper-auburn waves.”
Example prompts
Station waiting room
teller-style, A young woman sits diagonally on a vinyl chair in a station waiting room. Her full body is in frame. Understated pose and a deadpan expression. No text.
Outdoor basketball court
teller-style, A young woman steps across a painted line on an empty basketball court. Her full body is in frame. Understated pose and a deadpan expression. No text.
Pink studio backdrop
teller-style, A young woman with long loose copper-auburn waves reclines on one elbow across a mottled pink studio backdrop with both legs extended and open space above. Her full body is in frame. Understated pose and a deadpan expression. No text.
Where results vary
- Framing — the model can tighten the crop and lose feet or background detail. Check the finished composition even with a full-body cue.
- Text — signs and vending machines can introduce lettering despite “No text.”
- Wardrobe — leaving clothing unspecified can produce nudity. Describe the outfit when wardrobe matters.
- Color — earlier tests occasionally shifted to black and white. Specify a color photograph if color is important.
The examples use the tested 1.5 setting. The comparison runs support these as practical starting prompts. The best weight and the effect of trigger wording alone remain untested in those comparisons.