🛑 Remember, photorealistic images of human faces should not be shared.
Early colour photography process used between 1900 and 1930: greens and pinks tend to pop, while oranges and blues are often faded.
Autochrome photo of an alien flowers, extraterrestrial biology.
Autochrome photo of a pink Cadillac on the streets of Berlin.
Autochrome photo of a woman in a red dress, weeding a garden.
Not DALL-E’s favourite genre, but try terms like CCTV, security, footage, recording, dashcam, surveillance, grainy, black-and-white to create ‘evidential’ images. For narrative purposes only, of course!
Grainy low-res dashcam footage of elephant blocking the street, car dashcam recording.
Surveillance footage of an empty supermarket at night, black-and-white recording.
Grainy, black-and-white security footage of a grizzly bear in a mall.
The first publicly available photographic process, widely used during the 1840s and 1850s.
‘Daguerreotype portrait of a playful kitten.’
Daguerreotype still life of a student's desk with laptop, in front of a window.
Daguerreotype portrait of a vintage robot drinking tea.
Creates lower-quality, oddly-composed photos: often provides film grain, vigenette effects, camera flash and amateur framing. Fun!
Making a purple smoothie in a blender, photograph from a disposable camera.
Shadowy figure in hotel corridor, photograph from disposable camera.
A skateboarding meerkat, photograph from disposable camera.