My thoughts on using MidJourney……. To start with I reached out to someone that has used it. Jim Phillips, a designer I’ve known for years (https://www.jamesdphillips2.com). He wears a lot of hats and is doing some incredible digital and film fine art photography. He has worked with MidJourney for a while to see what its capable of. And has produced some outstanding images. I couldn’t have plunged into this without his help and feedback. It is all about the prompts. I had to be specific about what I wanted and provide reference photos. There was a lot of trial and error and I had to be realistic about what MJ could do with my limited experience on how this AI works. What I couldn’t get was how to obtain continuity with objects and people. I’m sure there is a way and I’ll discover how the longer I work with it. I will update this story with some more refined versions of the images. For now I’m posting my first attempt at a project. I don’t want to replace reality but try and put myself and the viewer in an experience that is close to reality. It’s a powerful tool