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Continuing my experiments with the new generative fill tool in Photoshop. The original photo (taken at Park Guell in Barcelona) had about a dozen tourists prominently featured in it. The far bench had someone sitting on it & the nearer bench was mostly obscured by people in front of it, but Photoshop recreated them almost perfectly. The fountain was created totally from generative fill text, but in many separate stages & with a lot of trial & error, not a single text prompt.
A generative logotype for the new Master of Digital Design I'm launching this year at the University of Canberra. You can also grow your own.
Used Photoshop's generative fill tool to eliminate my friend & his umbrella, as well as replacing scaffolding on the right with an extension of the building's architecture. Also used sky replacement to add a little more visual interest to the sky.
The architectural extension does not represent the real building as it exists, but is a plausible possibility. I would never post this as an accurate "real" photograph - it's just a demonstration of the capabilities of generative fill.
See my comment for the "before" version.
This started out as an exercise in using one of the features of the new generative fill tool in Photoshop & then I just started to have some goofy fun with it. The original photo was of my wife Arlene on a small wooden bridge over the Metolius River & was in portrait format. I extended it out left & right to turn it to landscape format - about twice as wide as the original. A simple click of the generative fill tool & a few seconds later, the background was extended out in both directions seamlessly. I added a few snowy structures, exchanged her wool hat, ski jacket, pants & boots for a crown, fur coat & long wig, & added a polar bear, rabbit & owl.