KI-generierte Bilder von manpads

an overhead view of manpads with a black border covering some of them, two black manpads in the background near the bottom left and right corners, slightly turned towards the top right corner, multiple textual notices on the pages of the manpads, one manpad has a white text "fuck to look", additional text below this contains "good to know how much they are?", another manpad is further back but has text "gooddo," "noodle," the overall image is focused on the manpads creating shadows on the sides of each pad, the photograph captures fine details

multiple manpads with black edges around the top and center of the image, each pad has a silver keyhole in the middle, the manpads are placed on a rectangular black stand that is aligned vertically, there are different colored manpads with different designs such as red, yellow, green, pink, and blue, some pampas grass patches can be seen among the manpads, the background area is blurred creating a shallow depth of field effect.

a series of green manpads, the title "m. m. m." partially visible at the top right, two manpads with white frames, one behind the other, both manpads are adjacent to each other and slightly overlap in the center, slight shadow from the paper under the manpads, prominent typography on the manpads including words like "here is my home," "here is my home," "shark is my home,", some text is in multiple languages, background features vertically aligned manpads, detailed craftsmanship evident in the image, sharp focus throughout

seven intricately arranged manpads, made of brown kraft paper, mounted on a white and gray textured background, three green leafy manpads in the top left quadrant, several other manpads above and below the second manpad, each manpad has a separate line of smaller printed text, one prominent letter at the bottom right reads "mens" in uppercase, two more letters near the middle-left corner, fine detail in both the first

numerous manpads on a white and orange background, some with black stickers and logos, the manpads are round and red with intricate detailing, the manpads have wooden body elements intertwined with each other, the bottom middle manpad has text that reads "oppppler" in a non-latin script, one manpad is filled with dark liquid or liquid, the surface of one pad is covered in light dust or dirt, all parts have fine lines and textures, no prominent background objects, it appears to be an illustrated or hand-drawn art style.