Those prompts look crazy expensive. I would personally price the vast majority of prompts at <<$1.

I have no opinion on that, but my first reaction was "this is silly." My second reaction was, "this will be a future job/product."

Further up this thread someone reduced a complicated prompt to a simple one with similar results.

> "If you're good at prompt engineering"

Now that's funny. Promptbase.com thinks writing silly prompts is engineering!

Prompt phrases like "photography award" are silly. May as well add "best image in the universe" or "really really really good" etc.

Calling it "prompt engineering" is laughable. Selling prompts even more laughable.

Or save a few of the example photos and use midjourney's /describe <url> to get something close.

Makes NFTs look even more dumb ha ha when you can do this.

here I am, $50 spent roughly just to read a few "professional" prompts I can steal from and modify :-)