It's my turn to set the Community Challenge for this week...
Theme
This weeks theme is 'Winter Festivities'
Celebrate the winter season by exploring a tapestry of global festivities through AI-generated art!
In this theme, we create captivating visuals that showcase the diverse array of winter celebrations around the world. From Hanukkah and Diwali to Christmas and New Year's, let your art depict the beauty of cultural traditions. Whether it's a traditional ceremony, a festive street parade, or a unique cultural event, channel the spirit of unity in diversity.
Share the joy of the season and extend warm wishes that resonate across cultures through your creatively inclusive depictions of winter festivities.
Rules
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Follow the community’s rules above all else
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One comment and image per user
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Embed image directly in the post (no external link)
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Workflow/Prompt sharing encouraged (we're all here for fun)
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At the end of the week each post will be scored according to the following grid
| Prize | Points | |
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| | Most upvoted | +3 points | | Second most upvoted | +1 point | | Theme is clear | +1 point | | OP’s favorite (me, this week) | +1 point | | Most original | +1 point | | Last entry (to compensate for less time to vote) | +1 point | | Prompt and workflow included | +1 point | 6. Posts that are ex aequo will both get the points 7. Winner gets to pick next theme! Good luck everyone and have fun!
Past entries
- Dieselpunk
- Goosebump Book
- Deep Space Wonders
- Fairy Tales
- A New Sport
- Monsters are Back to School
- War and Peace
- Distant lands
- Unreal Cartoons
- Sustainable Ecumenopolis
- Masks
- Mascots
- Old Gods, New Jobs
I'm looking forward to seeing your creations. 😀
Oh come on! (Excitement expressed as false exasperation)
I really thought this was a real picture taken by a cheap camera somewhere in the late 90s.
The clothes are right, the slightly out of focus kid on the right is spot on, the ... Everything is there!
I see that you have disposable camera in the prompt, the generator sure nailed that look.
I was quite surprised with how well it came out myself! Though I had to retry a few times to get the sparkler in their hand :)
Choosing a camera type in Midjourney can really make a difference if you want to go for realistic photos. Here's a few of my runner-ups (behind a spoiler to keep the thread a bit clean):
runner-ups
Amazing! There must be millions of pictures in this style that have beens scanned over the years and ended up getting scooped up for training data. Any one of these could be mistaken for a real photo.