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A guide for early-stage product teams on how to rapidly experiment, learn and build.
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I always wonder how people make dev hand-offs. This is how I do + prototype to lessen the confusion. 🙂
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Photographers📸- Midjourney
If you're looking to add a unique touch to your photographs and give them a specific style and atmosphere, try adding a photographer's name to your prompt.
Since photographers have direct and immediate control over the visual elements of a photo, such as lighting, composition, and color grading, and their work is often immediately recognizable by these elements in a single image, adding their name in a prompt will often have a significant effect on the images generated by Midjourney.
Let’s talk about a little experiment I made.
First, I generated a series of 4 images with a simple prompt:
"A woman sitting on a park bench".
The images generated were completely random, with no artistic direction.
Using the seed of the first generation of images, I used the same prompt and added the name of a famous photographer:
📷Annie Leibovitz
"A woman sitting on a park bench in the style of Annie Leibovitz".
While I have a basic understanding of photography, I'm far from an expert. So, I asked ChatGPT to describe to me what a photo of a woman sitting on a park bench taken by Annie Leibovitz might look like.
Here are some elements of the answer:
→The lighting would likely be dramatic, with strong contrasts between light and shadow.
→The woman may be wearing a stylish and unique outfit, possibly a tailored coat or trench coat.
→Her expression would likely be contemplative or reflective, with a hint of vulnerability.
→The woman may appear to be middle-aged or older.
→The colors in the image may be desaturated, with a focus on earth tones.
→The background would be carefully selected and may feature natural elements, such as trees or foliage.
→Overall, the image would exude a sense of depth, emotion, and artistry, characteristic of Annie Leibovitz's style.
Almost all of those elements were present in the photography, at diverse levels!
I invite you to try it yourself.
You can also use some of ChatGPT's descriptions and integrate them into your prompts.
Since Annie Leibovitz is especially recognized for her magnificent portraits, adding here name in a prompt to generate a portrait should have a more significant impact on the result.
To test it, I started again from a simple prompt:
"A portrait photography of a woman".
From this prompt, I got similar random results, without any artistic vision. By adding "in the style of Annie Leibovitz", the generated images were automatically imbued with her style.
You could almost swear that she took the picture herself!
Well, I'm exaggerating a bit but the result was surprising and even more consistent with her style because it was a portrait.
You can be even more precise by adding to your prompt the name of a camera, lens, and details about settings similar to those that Annie Leibovitz would have used for a portrait.
If you're not a photography expert, you can ask ChatGPT for more details on this. That is something I do all the time and it helps a lot!
I did a similar experiment with📷Edward Weston, a photographer among others recognized for his magnificent photos of mushrooms.
Prompts 1:
"A photograph of a mushroom"
Prompts 2:
"A photograph of a mushroom in the style of Edward Weston"
Prompts 3:
"A photograph of a mushroom in the style of Edward Weston taken in 1931"
In the third prompt, I added the date the picture was taken. This is a very effective little trick to get an image even more tinged with the photographer's style.
Here is a short description of Weston's photo (Toadstool, 1931) as given by chat-GPT:
"The image is characterized by its strong contrast between the dark background and the lighter tones of the toadstool, which makes the mushroom stand out and draws the viewer's attention. The lighting and tonal range in the photograph emphasize the texture and form of the toadstool, giving it an almost sculptural quality"
Try it yourself, the results are very consistent with this description! It is really surprising!
The result of these two experiments really amazed me! In the future, I will use the names of famous photographers more often in my prompts to get special artistic touches.
However, adding a photographer's name to a prompt is not the only guarantee of a magnificent result (several other aspects need to be considered such as how to structure your prompt, the words used, camera angles, etc.) but it is clear that it has a significant positive influence on the images generated with Midjourney.
I think it's a great way to learn more about photography and to experiment with new ideas and styles.
Thanks you very much to @RoyPrice, @redbedhead and @mystikkmaiden for the inspiration for this post!
I've made a list of some of the greatest photographers of all time so you can have something you can refer to quickly. Obviously, this list is not complete, but it is a good starting point.
Hope you’ll find it useful!
📷Portrait Photography:
Richard Avedon
Annie Leibovitz
Yousuf Karsh
Platon Antoniou
📷Street Photography:
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Garry Winogrand
Vivian Maier
Bruce Gilden
📷Landscape Photography:
Ansel Adams
Galen Rowell
Sebastião Salgado
Peter Lik
📷Wildlife Photography:
Frans Lanting
Art Wolfe
Nick Brandt
Joel Sartore
📷Fashion Photography:
Irving Penn
Richard Avedon
Helmut Newton
Mario Testino
📷Documentary Photography:
Dorothea Lange
Walker Evans
Robert Capa
Steve McCurry (more recent work)
📷Architecture Photography:
Julius Shulman
Ezra Stoller
Iwan Baan
📷Still Life Photography:
Edward Weston
Paul Strand
Karl Blossfeldt
Laura Letinsky
📷Black and White Photography:
Ansel Adams
Dorothea Lange
Sebastião Salgado
Sally Mann
📷Fine Art Photography:
Cindy Sherman
Jeff Wall
Andreas Gursky
Hiroshi Sugimoto
📷Sports Photography:
Neil Leifer
Walter Iooss Jr.
Annie Leibovitz
Elsa Garrison
📷Travel Photography:
Steve McCurry
David Alan Harvey
Michael Kenna
Jimmy Nelson
📷Macro Photography:
Harold Davis
Thomas Shahan
Levon Biss
Robert Thompson
📷Underwater Photography:
David Doubilet
Ernst Haeckel
Brian Skerry
Anuar Patjane Floriuk
📷Concert Photography:
Jim Marshall
Lynn Goldsmith
Danny Clinch
Anton Corbijn
📷Nude Photography:
Edward Weston
Helmut Newton
Robert Mapplethorpe
Spencer Tunick
📷Abstract Photography:
Man Ray
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
Aaron Siskind
Wassily Kandinsky
📷Photojournalism:
Robert Capa
W. Eugene Smith
James Nachtwey
Don McCullin
📷Mobile Photography:
Dan Rubin
Richard Koci Hernandez
Murad Osmann
Misho Baranovic
📷Astrophotography:
Adam Block
Jason Weingart
Brad Goldpaint
📷Food Photography:
Donna Crous
Bea Lubas
David Loftus
📷Drone Photography:
Dirk Dallas
Gabriel Scanu
Maksim Tarasov
📷Pet Photography:
Carli Davidson
Elke Vogelsang
Seth Casteel
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PROMPT CHALLENGE #20: UNDERWATER
1. I’d like to see how you interpret the phrase to come up with whatever you imagine. Please be creative! You can use any A.I. platform to create with, whether it is Adobe Firefly, MidJourney, StableDiffusion, Bing, or others.
2. You can share several images.
3. Please share the prompt you used to create the image. I started this challenge as a learning opportunity
4. Please do like your favorites from the submissions!
5. This is just for fun! Everyone is a winner.
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We started the "Quick Design Tutorials" series to help out beginners or any designer that might find these useful.
Here's a thread with all the tutorials so far🧵
So far we've got:
- Dripping Text Animation
- 3D Circle Text Animation
- Easy Pixel Art
- Flicker Text
- 3D Sphere Text
- Liquid Morph
- Grain Effect
- Rough Text
- Text Bounce
- Morph Text Into Objects
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#Config2022 Social Swag Drop ⚡️
What is the quality or property of an object that makes it clear how it can or should be used?
1. A tooltip
2. An interaction
3. An affordance
4. A dialogue
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Tokyo is calling me! I'm tweeting to win tickets to @awwwards Conference Tokyo, discover the ultimate Japanese Design Experience here: bit.ly/awwwards-tokyo #awwwardsconf #fingerscrossed
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@jboogie “Lean works only with well established products. Won’t work when starting from scratch.”
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I’m making a list! What are all the reasons you’ve heard that agile/lean/design thinking/okrs/product discovery et al “won’t work here”?
Reply with what your company, boss, colleagues say.
RT for reach please.
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