A better image prompt
The useful details make the difference.
Start with the subject
Name the subject and what it is doing. An amber bottle on volcanic stone is more useful than a beautiful product photo. Add context before adding adjectives.
Direct the light and composition
Choose one lighting idea and one framing idea: warm side light, close-up, negative space on the left. Avoid a list of conflicting styles. Match the aspect ratio to the final use.
Refine one variable at a time
Keep the subject, then change colour, framing or background. Compare versions in your project. A clearer prompt often helps more than a higher quality setting.
A starting point
Editorial photograph of an amber glass bottle on wet volcanic rock, soft side light, a botanical shadow, close-up framing with space on the left. No logos.