I wanted to test myself in trying to quickly change lighting direction make it a cinematic photograph but still keeping it close to the original. It took roughly 20mins to get to the first edit, then another 10 to sort of fix up the rest, its not perfect by any means but that was the goal. Started trying to flatten the lighting in Camera Raw Drew shadows and brushed it out using Levels Used the OG image to add highlights back in the opposite direction to the shadows Touched everything else up I'll show another method I use tomorrow. What's the best way to do this in your opinion? Share your lighting direction edits. 💬

Exploring the intersection of AI, macro cinematography, and nature-inspired storytelling. This project is a photorealistic AI-generated dragonfly sequence, designed as a continuous visual narrative rather than standalone images. Each frame focuses on: • Extreme macro detailing of wings, textures, and reflections • Consistent subject design for seamless sequence generation • Cinematic lighting with natural water environments • Symmetry-driven compositions for visual impact • Realistic motion storytelling (POV, tracking, landing shots) The goal was to push AI beyond static imagery — creating film-ready visual sequences with continuity, realism, and emotion. From micro-level textures to environmental storytelling, this series represents how AI can replicate — and enhance — the beauty of nature through design precision.

The Oceans Breath Short Video A dark cinematic horror experience inspired by violent ocean storms, abandoned ruins, and the whisper of something ancient beneath the waves. The Ocean’s Breath blends thunder, roaring seas, deep rumbling bass, and eerie atmospheric pads to create a world where the ocean feels alive — watching, waiting, breathing. Haunting choirs drift through thick fog. Metallic ship creaks echo like distant warnings. Whispered vocals rise and fall like spirits trapped under water. And hidden beneath the crashing waves… the pulse of a colossal deep-sea creature stirs in the dark. This track builds from stillness to chaos — from ghostly tension to a monstrous, storm-driven climax — before collapsing back into a chilling silence swallowed by the sea. 🎧 Best with headphones — feel the thunder, feel the depth, feel the ocean breathe. 🌩️ Dark ambient • Cinematic horror • Deep-sea monster atmosphere • Storm sound design

Hello everyone I am SARFARAAZ from mumbai, I join this community to learn, and get more knowledge and connect with good people for professional network. I work as freelance or project base as Motion and visual design, Video editing, social media design work and now as Ai artist. I have done 20 bollywood movies as lead motion designer.

Quick random welcome to the community video. Introduce yourselves, don't have to send a video lol just type it out if you want, share some things your working on. Wether it's a reel about food, gym video or designs anything you want and we'll help support and guide you with tips, feedback or just hype you more! But yeah les do dis! Probably throw this vid on the about 🤷‍♂️