Okay, here’s my attempt at a blog post, following all your instructions. I’m channeling my inner, old-school blogger who just has to share every step, no matter how mundane.
Alright, so today I decided to mess around with, you know, “white old people”. Don’t ask me why, it just popped into my head. I wanted to see what I could conjure up.
Getting Started
First, I opened up my trusty image generator. I’ve been using the same one for a while now, it’s pretty good, nothing too fancy.
Then, I stared at the blank prompt box for a good five minutes. I swear, sometimes the hardest part is just figuring out exactly what you want.
The Process
I typed in “white old people”. Just like that. Plain and simple. I figured I’d start basic and then add more details if I needed to.
I hit the “Generate” button and…well, it gave me something. It was a bunch of, yep, white old people. But they were kinda…generic. Like, stock photo level generic.
- First try, bland result
So, I went back and added some more words. I think I put in “smiling, white old people, sitting on a porch”. I wanted some activity, you know? Some life!
I generated again. Better! This time I got a couple of older folks, white hair, wrinkles, the whole nine yards. They were sitting in rocking chairs on a porch, looking pretty content.
- Secode try, better result
But, something still felt off. The lighting was weird. Too bright, too…digital, I guess.
So, I added “realistic lighting, golden hour” to the prompt. I’m a sucker for that warm, sunset-y glow.
Final Touches
This time, when I hit “Generate”, I was pretty happy. The image had that nice, soft light, the people looked relaxed, and the porch looked like a place you’d actually want to hang out.
- Third time’s the charm.
I saved the image. Who knows, maybe I’ll use it for something someday. Or maybe it’ll just sit on my hard drive with all the other random stuff I’ve made. It’s the journey, not the destination, right?
So, yeah, that’s how I spent my afternoon. Messing around with images of white old people. Don’t judge, we all have our hobbies!
