Thanks for the new wallpaper!
Man. Is this ai? I don’t want it to be, it’s very pretty, but fuck there’s a lot that makes no goddamn sense here
Its just sliders for saturation and tint turned all the way up, not AI.
It could be infrared photography, which usually means that an infrared image with false colors is superimposed unto a normal photo.
I have seen many such pics and they have a similar feel to them.
Additionally this has been edited a lot.
There’s some weird brush effect in the foreground and it’s too saturated.🤔 the electric lines look really confusing and they have a sheen from below on them, in the foreground, which doesn’t make sense to me. I think you could be right with this having been generated.I take it all back, OP posted an un- or at least less edited version. The sheen I refered to is sunlight coming from behind and below (which also makes the clouds look like that), and the pic was probably taken while riding a bike, hence the weird brush effect.
It just looks like they took a pic during golden hour and turned the red up on it.
The angles of the overhead lines make no sense whatsoever. Additionally, most of the rungs of the transmission towers aren’t even supporting any lines. The left sides of the towers don’t have any insulators and the ones on the right don’t look correct.
And if you look closely, the leftmost, highest line simply fades gradually into nothingness.
Very niceeee
Any copy of the rawest form of this photo you have access to for a nerdy comparison (I like side by sides, would do on my end)?
Happy trails xylo!
I honestly prefer this image to the edit, but the composition is exceptional either way
Sweet 🤓
The edit got the leaves/grass on the ground on the right to pop a bit huh? And the sky in the original is just lovely.
And the color of the asphalt after processing is interesting too. Thanks :)
Lot of saturation
I wanna tilt it back to 0° as well, mweee
OP’s saturation wheel goes to 11
The golden hour
We got those cotton candy sunsets around here most nights. Maybe most places do, but I never noticed it as much as in NW Florida.
