Focus stacking is a technique used in photography to achieve a greater depth of field in the final image. It involves taking multiple shots of the same subject, each with a slightly different focus point, and combining them into a single image with all parts in sharp focus. This technique is especially useful when working with close-up or macro photography where the depth of field is naturally shallow. To create a focus stack, you need specialized software that can take the multiple images and blend them together seamlessly, ensuring that only the areas in focus are retained. The resulting image is a highly detailed photograph, showing all parts of the subject in sharp focus from front to back.

Midjourney's Take on it – (images below are fake)

On this website I want to showcase not only my personal photography but also - from time to time - I will share stunning renderings produced by Midjourney AI. I hope to introduce you to a whole new level of creativity and inspiration.

Midjourney AI is an advanced image rendering technology that uses machine learning algorithms to creatively interpret and enhance photos, adding unique artistic touches to them. A prompt is a specific instruction or command given to Midjourney AI to generate a particular type of output or effect on your images.

This is one of the prompts Midjourney comes up with given my photo via the /describe command:

Midjourney prompt:: yellow winter aconite in a very dark environment, in the style of focus stacking, detailed craftsmanship, zeiss batis 18mm f/2.8, nature-inspired art nouveau, national geographic photo, polished craftsmanship, vibrant, lively --ar 100:67 --s 750 --v 5

Midjourney prompt:: this picture is of a yellow winter aconite inside a vase with dark background, in the style of macro perspectives, uhd image, tokina opera 50mm f/1.4 ff, microscopic views, national geographic photo, abstract nature, sunrays shine upon it --ar 100:67 --s 750 --v 5