Visual Language and Explorations in AI Prompting
In the context of saving visual cultural heritage there is a poignant tale which goes back to the earliest days of photography in Victorian London. Who was Henry Mayhew? Henry
Continue reading…Henry Mayhew’s London Labour and the London Poor (1849-1851)
Exhibition at Farleys House – where photographer Lee Miller lived with Roland Penrose : 01/08/2024 – 31/10/2024 Lee & LEE Lee Miller, Kimberley French & Kate Winslet ‘Lee & LEE,’
Does AI fail to deliver the 3 Ts? Every conference seminar I have been to recently includes a deep discussion on AI. My favourite was a presentation given by Tom,
Yes – if one uses the correct prompt, it is possible for AI to emulate shutter speed. … Continue reading…Does AI understand Shutter Speed?
Simple answer, to a certain degree – yes. … Continue reading…Does AI understand Depth of Field ?
How do I get AI to create an image where everything is where I want it to be? … Continue reading…Positioning and Visual Weight in AI prompting
One doesn’t always have to follow the rules but quite often when the basics are not followed, everything else can fall apart. … Continue reading…Does AI understand the rule of thirds or the golden triangle?
First, one probably needs to know what an image is? I looked at various dictionaries for the definition of an image but the one I quite like most was from
Continue reading…What type of image can you describe in an AI prompt?
According to DallE, at the moment I typed it in, “the most beautiful person” could be any 1 of 4, largely different, creations. … Continue reading…Who is the most beautiful person?