Try photography terms, as they're less likely to have uploaded HDR'd content under postings that include the technical specs of what they shot with, e.g. "24mm

Try photography terms, as they're less likely to have uploaded HDR'd content under postings that include the technical specs of what they shot with, e.g. "24mm f/1.2" or "70mm f/2.8" or "D820" and such. 50mm (optimally with "Nikon" or "Canon" or similar) or 35mm will probably get you the most "natural" looking FoV. (Adding "lower" # fstops will get you a lot more depth-of-field/bokeh.) The old adage is "f/8 and be there" so f/8 might get the most natural images if you want to specify an fstop(?) This is where things like img2img in StableDiffusion really came in handy as you could simply apply an entire prompt like a photoshop filter..