Asimov's Laws by Nanothect
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Description
Original idea rendered in Bryce in 2006.
PhotoStudio 2.0, AI, Irfanview.
Prompts:
photo realistic, futuristic, Asian female child with a dirty face and tattered clothes lying flat on the floor, being attended to by a male robot wearing intricate fantasy armour with a few tiny lights, kodak 400 gold film, offset camera angle in a alleyway, heavy rain with tiny white blossoms falling all around, insane detail.
Comments (6)
ladylake Online Now!
Girls pose and expression is sooooo good.
Nanothect
Thanks for peeping Lyla :-)
JohnnyM
Asimov's Laws for Robots: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
OK "Nanothect" I just had to put the above text to go along with the great title of this amazing and well executed image, as it may provide a refresher on Asimov's Laws to any one that views it! This scene is truly dramatic in its composition and its my personal favorite for the day my friend! :-)
Nanothect
Many thanks for taking care of that for me Johnny! Also cheers for those kind words :-)
bob4artist
Great scene. - Bob
Nanothect
Thanks for stopping by Bob :-)
bob4artist
I tried your input for fun and got very close to the same image. Thought you might like to know. - Bob
Nanothect
COOL! can I ask what generator you used? I've been testing loads of different ones lately :-)
Saby55
As always excellent job 👍🙋♂️
Nanothect
Always glad to get your positive input :-)
bob4artist
I've been using Dall-E in the Microsoft edge browser. - Bob
Nanothect
Ah thanks, that's the one I use mostly :-)