I think people underestimate Midjourney… because they judge it by the things it’s not best at. No, it’s probably not my first choice for perfect product photography. It’s not the tool I’d use when I need the exact same character across 20 different shots either. There are other models that are simply better at that. But that’s also not why I keep coming back to Midjourney. Midjourney is at its best when you give it room to surprise you. When the goal isn’t to recreate exactly what’s already in your head, but to discover something you wouldn’t have thought of yourself. Weird compositions. Strange little details. Images that feel like frames from movies that were never made. For very controlled work, I’ll use other tools. But when I just want to explore an idea and see where it goes, Midjourney is still one of my favorites. If you’re a creative person who likes experimenting rather than controlling every pixel, I think you’ll probably love it too. Comment PROMPT and I’ll send...