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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.
Continuing my adventures with generative fill. The original photo was rushed, not great quality & had two women walking from the building. I used a variety of techniques, but mostly generative fill, to eliminate the two women, flood the streets (they were completely dry in the original shot), extend the two sides (there was no door on the left in the original), add a potted plant & create two imaginary statues. Photoshop did a great job with the reflections in the puddles, though it did take some extra tweaking & fine tuning on my part. It's definitely not a "push the button & everything happens automatically" situation (at least at this point in time)
Just to be clear, I'm not advocating the use of AI tools to be deceptive. I'm exploring the capabilities & limitations of these fascinating new tools & trying to have some fun while doing it. I hope photographers & others will use these tools responsibly & not for nefarious purposes.
Playing with ideas for generative type. These sketches use a modified (off-lattice) Eden growth model, with a bitmap of the type used as a constraint for growth. The different textures come from tweaking the growth rules.
Generative art made with Adobe Flash. High resolution available for Giclée print. Contact at colacino gmail com.
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