The Ferrari I shot last week for a sales ad, a full layout about 160 shots raw, it was about 60 shots to client / owner selling it.
I shot the car with my Nikon Z5 & Nikon 24-70 F4 S
Anyway this rear qtr shot I liked so I made this poster style image..I'll make some poster prints of it and sell them framed large scale ideally. The background I went to my Ai slave and prompted it to make a few pipeline waves, this one looked perfect for this shot so I put it all together.
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Your comment about selling prints raises an interesting question... Is the general public ready for AI generated photography? Especially if it straddles the line between real and surreal. I think there's an obvious demand for fantasy art, as there is fantasy literature. But this photo doesn't go that far. It's mostly literal pictures of a car and wave, combined in an odd sort of way. It's like the photographer is asking the viewer to believe the reality of the scene. It lies in the middle ground between fantasy and reality. Sort of like an ordinary landscape with a surreal sunset... another example of AI generated imaging that may have trouble finding much of a market. It's essentially real but people seem to be suspicious and rejecting anything like that which might be too good to be true. Seems like about anything considered fake might have trouble finding an audience. I guess if you're serious about selling posters, you'll find out.
Well it's kind of like 'art', and there are no rules in art, the Ai was to give it a surreal edge 'modern photo' and it made you look, think, write about it, and ponder on it....people buy all kinds of stuff to look at