I asked Chat GPT to create a Haiku based on my photo. Here's my favorite from the suggestions. I wish I was creative enough to write my own. Anybody else want to take a crack, post in comments!
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All images copyright L.P.Lawhead unless otherwise noted. My photography is less about events than about what remains when they pass. I’m interested in restraint, attention, and the subtle ways everyday environments hold memory without asking for interpretation.
I asked Chat GPT to create a Haiku based on my photo. Here's my favorite from the suggestions. I wish I was creative enough to write my own. Anybody else want to take a crack, post in comments!
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Pale winter light
shadows stretch on cold concrete
Here's what it came up with:
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Cold wind scours the waves
two empty chairs face the gray,
waiting for calm light.
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Wow, it's been 6+ months since I thought about Haiku. But this morning I did, and came up with this. Not from a Haiku generator, just from my brain:
Indian Summer
Temperatures rise again
But Autumn is near
I used as auto-generator for this one, sorry if it offends the purists.
After the snow melts,
Mud reveals its soft embrace,
Hope begins to bloom.
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I used as auto-generator for this one, but made a tweak. Sorry if it offends the purists.
Whispers of the cold,
Wind blows through the empty trees,
Inside, warmth beckons.
The photo is an old one, pretty sure it was 2005. My prompt to the generator was: The snow has mostly melted, but now the wind is high and the temperature plunges. time to stay inside
After my quickly created Haiku, I was bopping around the internet and found a couple of Haiku generators. I thought this one was pretty cool.
My prompt was: "it s a crisp clear autumn day. Birds frequent the feeder"
The response:
Golden light descends
Feathered friends flit, peck, and dine
Autumn's fleeting peace
Not bad....