‘New’ Moments Of People’s Lost Loved Ones: 17 Photos I Created

“The memories we create with our loved ones are the most precious things we have in life. We often realize this too late. We would love to see someone we love, but that is no longer possible.The images I’m sharing here represent the progress I’ve made in communication with those who sent me these images and the stage I’ve reached in meeting their expectations. At this point, I’ve realized that I can provide people with a “new” moment and a “genuine” emotion, and now, I’m ready to announce this.Please kindly be informed that I’m ready to try to create ‘new’ moments for your lost loved ones. You can email me at alperyesiltas@gmail.com!(Permission was obtained from the owners to publish these photos and show what can be done with my process and thus help more people.)“This post may includeaffiliate links.

“The memories we create with our loved ones are the most precious things we have in life. We often realize this too late. We would love to see someone we love, but that is no longer possible.

The images I’m sharing here represent the progress I’ve made in communication with those who sent me these images and the stage I’ve reached in meeting their expectations. At this point, I’ve realized that I can provide people with a “new” moment and a “genuine” emotion, and now, I’m ready to announce this.

Please kindly be informed that I’m ready to try to create ‘new’ moments for your lost loved ones. You can email me at alperyesiltas@gmail.com!

(Permission was obtained from the owners to publish these photos and show what can be done with my process and thus help more people.)”

This post may includeaffiliate links.

I Can Create ‘New’ Moments Of People’s Lost Loved Ones. Here Are Some Of Them (17 Pics)

While generating photorealistic images using artificial intelligence is a very controversial subject, as someone who has also experienced very sad losses, my initial thought on this matter was that it should be attempted, but depending on the outcome, it could be either abandoned or continued as a ‘beautiful experiment.’ As is known, the reason for the recognition of the techniques I use was the work I did with iconic social figures (As If Nothing Happened, etc.) and the ‘believability’ in those works.Subsequently, I used the same techniques (and more) in this field upon receiving requests. Until now, I hadn’t wanted to announce this, but I’ve decided to do so because I’ve seen that in my communication with people and in meeting their expectations, I can provide them with a ‘new’ moment and a ‘genuine’ emotion. This is a very special level of communication, and at this level of communication with people, I strive to fulfill their every request and make even the smallest detail visible. I keep our communication entirely confidential.

Subsequently, I used the same techniques (and more) in this field upon receiving requests. Until now, I hadn’t wanted to announce this, but I’ve decided to do so because I’ve seen that in my communication with people and in meeting their expectations, I can provide them with a ‘new’ moment and a ‘genuine’ emotion. This is a very special level of communication, and at this level of communication with people, I strive to fulfill their every request and make even the smallest detail visible. I keep our communication entirely confidential.

I Can Create ‘New’ Moments Of People’s Lost Loved Ones. Here Are Some Of Them (17 Pics)

As I mentioned earlier, I embarked on this journey based on the requests of people who follow my work. The reactions from people to these works and where I have arrived have led to different thoughts about my creations. These works have become emotionally crafted ‘high technical’ creations for me, while for people, they carry a ‘high emotional’ significance. I find this distinction pleasing. The fact that there are people, including you, interested in learning my technique makes me feel like I am creating ‘art.’ As technological capabilities advance, I want to approach the tiniest details and ‘moments’ with even greater care.

I Can Create ‘New’ Moments Of People’s Lost Loved Ones. Here Are Some Of Them (17 Pics)