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It all started with the idea of the trees dancing to a new kind of sound, music
which was given voice with the birth human consciousness.

Anyway, my first pass used a lot of photo-manipulation, and layers of different stable difusion generated images to get the first result I really liked:

But wanted something with a bit more subtlety and deeper textures, so I went back to one of the base layers for the above image and did a bit of photo-editing magic to get this:

Which I love. Beautiful soft textures.

The trees and dancers blending into one another in just the way I envisioned. The dark earthy colors and textures fit right in with the tone I was going for.

Then, of course, you can't stop playing with an image, and I decided to make a series.

So, the next one in the series needed to highlight the dancers a bit more. So I did a bit of photo-manipulation magic to brighten up the center of the image, and highlight the dancers. I ran the result of the above through a stable difusion image "generator" with "dancers" as a keyword, and various parameters until I got this one, which I love right out of the diffuser.

But since this is now a series I can do a bit more with mixing this image in with some of the previous generation. I wanted a more ethereal air, more warmth in the foreground, and more blues in the moonlit sky. So I layered on one of the blue images, played with the lighting using Luminar Neo's "relight" AI, and produced the version above, which I also quite like.

It is kind of fun to keep playing with a set of base images that I've generated using stable difusion to radically alter some of my photos.

Description
It all started with the idea of the trees dancing to a new kind of sound, music
which was given voice with the birth human consciousness.

Anyway, my first pass used a lot of photo-manipulation, and layers of different stable difusion generated images to get the first result I really liked:

But wanted something with a bit more subtlety and deeper textures, so I went back to one of the base layers for the above image and did a bit of photo-editing magic to get this:

Which I love. Beautiful soft textures.

The trees and dancers blending into one another in just the way I envisioned. The dark earthy colors and textures fit right in with the tone I was going for.

Then, of course, you can't stop playing with an image, and I decided to make a series.

So, the next one in the series needed to highlight the dancers a bit more. So I did a bit of photo-manipulation magic to brighten up the center of the image, and highlight the dancers. I ran the result of the above through a stable difusion image "generator" with "dancers" as a keyword, and various parameters until I got this one, which I love right out of the diffuser.

But since this is now a series I can do a bit more with mixing this image in with some of the previous generation. I wanted a more ethereal air, more warmth in the foreground, and more blues in the moonlit sky. So I layered on one of the blue images, played with the lighting using Luminar Neo's "relight" AI, and produced the version above, which I also quite like.

It is kind of fun to keep playing with a set of base images that I've generated using stable difusion to radically alter some of my photos.