Short answer, no. I create these images using various computer programs. Some have elements of photographs I've taken myself, others are generated from scratch by artificial intelligence. We're seeing a paradigm shift in how imagery is created and as a photographer and storyteller, I wanted to push the boundaries between fiction and reality. That means these prints will not look like photos when viewed large, simply because they are digital paintings. You will see brush strokes and odd blur where there should be none and that's because this is done by software, not a human. I think it's part of the charm. Within a few months the artificial intelligence will have advanced so much it will be impossible to tell the difference between reality and fiction, but today, with these people, it's still possible to tell, and I like that. These people came first and I won't fault them for a wonky ear or having an extra finger.