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I created a village series in Midjourney, trying to keep everything in one dark cinematic style. What do you think, does intentional creative direction make AI work feel more human?
Let me know your thoughts :)
prompts:
1) Extreme close-up macro photography of a brown and white duck. Delicate white downy feathers catching natural window light and appearing translucent. Warm golden light filtering through feather edges. Shallow depth of field with soft bokeh background showing blurred...
Absolutely beautiful!
Gorgeous and tasteful!
love this so much! It definitely captured the mood perfectly😍
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