Thread by @maxpowertuc

Good morning people! This is #3 in my tutorials on photography tricks on Midjourney. Today we'll talk about photography styles... #AIPhotographySeries #midjourney51 #AIart #aiartcommunity #aiphotograpy #AIcommunity

We'll start with Double Exposure. In film photography, this happens when you take a photo using a film, then rewind the photo and take another in the same film spot. Left is an original double exposure photo on film by instagram.com/luis_collados_/ , right MJ

We also have "High Speed Photography", which is used to capture very fast situations, like bullet impacts. You can think of a fast situation and add "high speed photography" to your prompt.

"Water drop" is a type of high speed using a drop of liquid. Left real photo, right MJ

"infrared photography" is a type of photography designed to capture the spectrum of light just beyond the range humans can detect with their eyesight. Left real IR photo, right MJ photo

"Forced Perspective" are a fun way to take photos, making near objects seem bigger than actually are. Left real photo, right MJ.

"Long exposure" means you take the camera, open the sensor and leave it open to capture light for several seconds. it creates trails of lights, so you might find similar results as "light painting" and "trails of lights". Left real photo, Right MJ.

Lomo photography are made with still poor technical cameras designed to transform their flaws into signature looks. You can also use "Polaroid", "Holga", "Pinhole" and "Cyanotypes". Left real photo, Right MJ.

Astrophotography is used to take star and galaxies pictures, with different techniques, like long exposure, stacking photos, special equipment, etc. Left real photo, Right MJ.

Microscopic photography will show nice images. Left real photo, Right MJ.

I Hope you like it, I ran out of MJ time so I took some of them from MJ Showcase. If you have more styles to show, you can add them to the thread.

UV Light photography consists on paint with fluorescent painting something and lighting it up with UV Light. Left real photo, right MJ