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 Should Photography shake hands with AI?  Good question. A follow up question is, Will AI take the place of Creativity? I am in a place now that suggests, it depends. If one approaches photography, as a creative, that is a creative aspect of their use of a camera, in the development of their creating images, then I don't believe so. However if one is merely flooding the internet with pop up imagery, then yes only because there will be so much of the same it won't really affect creativity. Take a look at how the very earliest photographic images were taken; images were captured more by experimental means of whatever a lens could imprint and expose simply what was there. No conscious effort was made by  Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in capturing this photo. It exists today exactly as it was taken and was never changed in any creative way. He didn't make any adjustments to it.  The earliest saved photographic image (Heliograph on pewter plate) from 1826 or 1827 by Joseph Nicéphore

 You can join and upload up to 5 images  You'll link through and join at my group 'Photography Art Buyers' for photographers like yourselves who want to expose your work to those who buy art from rising artists.  Once there you'll reach out to me to join, and I'll read your bio to see if you fit well, and then you can post and upload 1-5 images. This is good until February  You'll know you're in the right place when you see this image at my group     Here is my article for posting images Call to Artists. Let's get 2024 started with enthusiasm. Bring your most unique and creative images to Photography Art Buyers. The intent is to showcase your work here. As a group which is reaching out to art buyers, consider this your opportunity to connect with those currently buying or displaying your work, if they choose to do so. 1-5 images, of your choice of color, sepia, black & white, selective color, monotone, overlay and variations of these treatments as p