“Isn’t it remarkable how photography advanced without improving?” That’s a quote from photographer Charles Sheeler, and it can be attributed to the fact that even though technology gets better, the work that so many photographers make doesn’t really change all that much. It’s something that could be obfuscated by the fact that someone’s creativity is what comes first, but then why do we hold ourselves back and then complain about problems around AI images? That’s not an advocation for AI at all, it’s more of a call for human photography and human photographers to further their potential.