I had someone describe my photos as "off-piste" and not being a skier, I used Google to enlighten myself. I like it.
I have a paraffin wax bath for my hand which leads to an excessive amount of used paraffin wax.
For the past few months after removing the wax "glove" I have been experimenting with how to let it harden into unique shapes. As the wax cools it has a tendency to just lay like a drunken latex glove at 3 in the morning after the bars close. Or whatever better description you can think of to describe an abandoned flat inner tube.
Anyway, were was I. Oh, yeah.
I finally managed to capture a fragile wax form to photograph. Setup in the comments.
Only the 'walking stick' is AI created. I also used a handheld Godex LED wand for color selection. Editing included isolating the subject the changing the photo to remove all color saturation.
Taken in my Executive Professional Photo Studio, of course.
I didn't like the original "walking stick' provided by Generative Fill, so I asked for a second modification.
Apparently, the GF provided "walking stick" violates Adobes Community Standards.
Very interesting result Dean, my fist instinct was that the subject is indeed a marble sculpture.
I used to get a similar PS message when using generative fill in an earlier beta version annoying, as I was only using to remove blemishes), but haven’t seen it recently.