The pictures of the week (week 16) feature a mix of AI, dogs, and minimalism. Four of the selected images were shot outdoors, prompting the question of whether they were planned or coincidental. While coincidence always plays a role when photographing nature, it’s the photographer’s eye for the right moment and practice that truly matters.
An example of this is photographer Felix Klein’s shot of the Deichtor Office Center in Hamburg. Klein successfully captured the building’s ordered structure and lines, despite the sky being completely gray. This image was taken and edited with a mobile phone, proving that practice and a trained eye outweigh the need for an expensive camera.
On the other hand, gallery photographer Fuzzle created a portrait using AI tools. The background was manipulated to match the lighting of the model, with the use of fog to create a specific atmosphere. This shows that different approaches have their place in photography, but expertise is necessary to achieve extraordinary results.
The selected images for the week also include a picture of a cute dog and minimalistic photographs of buildings and industrial complexes. You can view these photos in our picture series. Overall, it’s clear that whether professional or amateur, photography requires a combination of luck, skill, and creative flair to succeed.
