I did a couple of watercolour edits in Hot Mods. In the first, I simply told the AI to transform the scene into a watercolour, which it did really well. For the second, I specified a highland scene setting through the prompt.
I’ve done an AI watercolour transformation for each of my shots. Most of the original shots, seen below, are close-ups. So, when edited in Hot Mods, they remain as close-ups, but often the background is removed. For some of them, I revisited the prompt to put the background back in. For some, I got a bit carried away & re-imagined the flowers in a setting that sprang to mind & fits the flowers.
snowdrops
Starting off with some snowdrops. The watercolour came out well, but I wanted them in the wooded setting that they were originally shot in.
As with my latest Fan Of… post (see link), I’m exploring some DALL-E AI preset styles for my edits. This blossom is edited in the baroque style. In the second, I added my usual wee bit of sparkle
Come back tomorrow for some more blossom edited in the Art Deco style.
Any of you following my blog will know I’m currently working on a project fusing my own photography with AI creativity. For more on my journey with AI, check out my Fan Of… series, the latest being a re-imagining of some of my lensball shots.
As with my latest Fan Of… post (see link), I’m exploring some DALL-E AI preset styles for my edits. This zinnia is edited in the art nouveau style. In the second, I added my usual wee bit of sparkle
Come back tomorrow for some blossom edited in the baroque style.
Any of you following my blog will know I’m currently working on a project fusing my own photography with AI creativity. For more on my journey with AI, check out my Fan Of… series, the latest being a re-imagining of some lensball shots.
