AI made snow-clad photos of Delhi, Kolkata go viral, netizens call it beautiful | Trending
Several states in India have woken up to low temperatures today. While some places have received snowfall, the metropolitan cities are far away from it. However, one might joke and say that the freezing weather almost feels like being in the snow. Even though that does not happen, have you ever wondered what would Delhi or Kolkata look like had it snowed in the cities?(Also Read: Anand Mahindra shares funny meme on new years resolution, netizens relate)An art the name of Angshuman Choudhury created artwork using artificial intelligence to depict Kolkata and Delhi blanketed in several feet of snow. The photos of Delhi’s famous India Gate and an old gate in the alleyways of Old Delhi look extremely surreal. Both the pictures covered in the snow make it look like a scene out of a movie.Angshuman Choudhury, in the post, wrote, “What would Delhi, both New and Old, look like during a heavy snowfall? I have always wondered. And now, AI helped me visualise it.”Take a look at it here:
What would Delhi, both New and Old, look like during a heavy snowfall? I have always wondered. And now, AI helped me visualise it. pic.twitter.com/PO1Shtbakq— Angshuman Choudhury (@angshuman_ch) January 4, 2023
The art shared another two pictures that showed snowfall in Kolkata. The picture showed a tram covered in snow with other- landmarks.Check it out here:
This post was shared one day ago. Since being uploaded, it has been liked 1900 times and has had several comments.(Also Read: Man pulls 15,730 kg truck with his teeth, sets Guinness World Record)Here are some of the reactions:One person in the Twitter comments said, “There’s just something so romantic about Delhi.” A third person said, “Interesting, even for someone who’s not a snow fan. But I’d rather stick to reality. The snow would change the local culture and worse, would inflict misery on a lot of people. I wonder how many people would find beauty in these images, though.” Another person said, “Gorgeous. Wonder how Madras and Bombay would look.”
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