Artificial intelligence such as DALL-E and Midjourney have developed in recent months to produce stunning images on many subjects. legendary childhood of characters from movies and TV seriesi wish it was real architectural structures even Dreams of the Webtekno team We have told you that even they are transformed into works of art.

However, sometimes these artificial intelligences can also be used to revive history. These images, which you will soon see, each of which are works of art in their own right, are proof of that.

Images that make you say “I wish we lived in those days”

Reddit user DeathfireGrasponYTThese images, shared by ‘s on Turkey’s Reddit forum, are the artificial intelligence created from the 1910 Istanbul image. Stopover V4 No information was shared about what Istanbul looked like in those years, so what you see in these images a product of artificial intelligence. He also shared some of the clues he used to create the images.

Prompts used in images: 1910 Istanbul, close up, close shot, Turkish people, cinematic, post production, depth of field, film, cinematography, cinema, color grading, professional color grading, 35mm lens, incredibly detailed –v 4 –q 2

A view from Istiklal Street, one of the iconic places of Istanbul.

Of course, it would be ridiculous to talk about Istanbul in the 1900s and have no spice. Likewise, Istanbul was considered the spice capital of the period.

An artificial intelligence representation of the fabric manufacturers you can see all over Istanbul until the end of the 20th century.

Jackets, which were indispensable for the gentlemen of that time.

Artificial intelligence rendering of Topkapi Palace, which we see in almost every historical movie and TV series

This is Topkapi Palace from a different perspective.

According to historical records, the area around Topkapi Palace was full of coffee houses at that time. Knowing this, artificial intelligence created such a visual.

It is one of the iconic trams that you often see in Taksim.

Although we mainly use bridges and the Sea of ​​Marmara today, ferries were indispensable for overseas travel.

The crowd of the street, which we suspect is for the Eminönü Spice Bazaar or Grand Bazaar.

It is known that there were cars in Istanbul at that time, but only a handful of people had these cars.

The boatmen of the town and a man who finds peace by watching them.

The Ottoman police, who took care of the security of the city at the time.

small children from Istanbul.

Women shop in the bazaar.

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Artificial intelligence halfway through the journey has not forgotten the people we see at least once in almost every old photograph.