AI image generation resources
Midjourney: https://www.midjourney.com/home
Midjourney Documentation: https://docs.midjourney.com/docs/
Library of the wide range of Midjourney styles: https://midlibrary.io/midguide
YouTubers to follow for Midjourney updates:
Future Tech Pilot
Woollyfern
Photographers using Midjourney: Martin Botvidsson
Social media sites
Facebook sites:
Midjourney Official (653,000 members)
Midjourney Prompt Tricks (246,000 members)
AI revolution (205,000 members)
Midjourney Unofficial (177,000 members)
Midjourney Images and Insights (26,000 members)
Midjourney AI/Digital Art (21,000 members)
Instagram hashtags:
#midjourney (7,083,921 posts)
#midjourneyart (3,502,383 posts)
#midjourneyai (2,173,068 posts)
#midjourneyartwork (1,264,104 posts)
Additional software
While AI-generated images can be strikingly unique and creative, they may lack the finesse and precision of traditional digital artworks or photographs. To get the best from your Midjourney images it is often helpful to apply some additional editing to ensure that they are as high a quality as possible, and suitable for the intended purpose.
There are a number of additional pieces of software that you might find useful if you intend to use your images commercially.
Adobe Lightroom to catalogue and organize your Midjourney downloads and to perform basic edits and adjust colour.
Adobe Photoshop to remove unwanted elements or to replace backgrounds.
Topaz Gigapixel to upscale your Midjourney to a suitable size for printing.
In the example shown here I have used a photo I took at the zoo and composited using Photoshop into a background created in Midjourney.