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The Thorofare Trail goes through forests, grasslands, and meadows. Though the first half parallels the eastern Shore of Yellowstone Lake, the lake is not necessarily visible. These open stretches are always a glorious sight.
The Southeast Arm starts between the shoreline at left and The Promontory at right. We would reach the distant hills in a few days.
When I stitched my images together, I asked Flickr's AI to generate terrain for any blank spaces. I'm impressed by that tool.
Source: www.worldhistory.org/image/12882/albrecht-durer-self-port...
In the late 15th and early 16th centuries, Albrecht Dürer’s extensive work in printmaking helped transform the medium into a fine art form. Dürer incorporated Renaissance-era ideas of perspective, proportion, and mathematics into his compositions and is considered one of the greatest artists to emerge from the Renaissance.
Another GenerativeAI attempt. Reasonable coat, but it can’t generate hair!
Created in Google Gemini 2.5 Flash, aka, "Nano Banana."
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In my opinion, this image (and this batch of images), would be essentially impossible to create without AI, due to the cost of staging this as a real photo.
It might cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to create the fake talking tree - just to take one picture of it. That is not even mentioning the countless hours of phone calls and zoom meetings with some kind of hollywood production company to get them to create this tree.
An image like this could really only exist as a still frame from a big budget motion picture.
My main goal with AI has been to create images that would be effectively impossible (often due to extreme costs) to create without it.
This allows for the creation of new types of images - and I think this is AI image generation at its best.
Echoes of the Earth: A Tribute to the Human and Natural Condition
Description (English)
This photographic series serves as a visual exploration of the raw interplay between the majesty of the untouched world and the visceral reality of human existence. Inspired by the tradition of social documentary and environmental photography, the collection traverses diverse landscapes: from the ancient, gnarled silhouettes of baobabs in arid plains and misty, primeval rainforests to the epic, grueling atmosphere of open-pit mining.
The use of high-contrast monochrome serves to emphasize texture—the grain of the earth, the mist in the valleys, and the weathered skin of those who inhabit these spaces. Each frame seeks to capture a moment of "monumental intimacy," where the scale of nature and the weight of labor are rendered with equal gravity. From the rhythmic light filtering through a communal maloca to the dramatic struggle of workers ascending muddy depths, the series reflects on the Anthropocene, the beauty of indigenous cultures, and the enduring power of the natural world.
These images have been generated by Artificial Intelligence.