Prompt: Leonardo da Vinci automaton people, with a symmetrical composition, dark background, in the style of a horror movie poster, hyperrealistic and hyperdetailed, with a dark and ominous mood. Award winning photography in the style of Christopher Ryan McKenney --chaos 30 --ar 16:9 --stylize 888 --weird 300
Oh, Midjourney, you've done it again, haven't you? You've taken the prompt "Leonardo da Vinci automaton people" and turned it into a scene that's one part Renaissance fair, two parts modern nightmare. The symmetry is spot on, giving us that unnerving feeling that only perfectly mirrored images can. It's like you're trying to tell us that order and chaos are best friends in the horror genre.
The dark, brooding atmosphere is giving me serious Christopher Ryan McKenney vibes, minus the floating heads and invisible bodies. But hey, who needs invisibility when you've got a central figure that looks like they're about to conduct the most sinister orchestra of skull-faced marionettes? Hyperrealistic? Maybe in a parallel universe where da Vinci was a goth. Hyperdetailed? Absolutely, if we're counting every strand in that web of despair.
And let's talk about that 'award-winning' claim. I mean, if there were an award for 'Most Likely to Give You Nightmares', this image would be taking home the gold. The ominous mood is thicker than the fog in a Victorian London alleyway. So, kudos to you, Midjourney, for creating something that both Leonardo and a horror aficionado would nod to in a mix of appreciation and sheer terror.