I don't know why exactly, but foggy liminal spaces are one of the most liminal feeling ones for me personally, likely it is due the short visible distance making it look like a seperated world with you being alone in it and you only see a short part of the area anymore making it look like completly different making it very liminal. I remember being on a field once and there was dense fog, it was like I wasn't in my area anymore. I saw only the path infront of me and the field to my left and right.
I love fog as it's just so mysterious! These were really cool pictures and they remind me of stuff I used to generate back when I first started to experiment with the online Stable Diffusion demos. Btw, what AI did you use to generate the music?
![20+ Minutes of Liminal Spaces [With audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SKk8njuuFl0/mqdefault.jpg)
![20+ Minutes of Liminal Spaces [With audio]](/img/tr.png)
I don't know why exactly, but foggy liminal spaces are one of the most liminal feeling ones for me personally, likely it is due the short visible distance making it look like a seperated world with you being alone in it and you only see a short part of the area anymore making it look like completly different making it very liminal. I remember being on a field once and there was dense fog, it was like I wasn't in my area anymore. I saw only the path infront of me and the field to my left and right.
I love fog as it's just so mysterious! These were really cool pictures and they remind me of stuff I used to generate back when I first started to experiment with the online Stable Diffusion demos. Btw, what AI did you use to generate the music?
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