[yawnxyz]

That's funny, the second example is the Peace Bridge in Calgary.

On a nice day the render actually looks close to the real thing!

[shermantanktop]

Maybe a real picture of the actual bridge was in the training set? Similar to how prompting for a story about a boy wizard can result in verbatim Harry Potter passages.

[iambateman]

I think they use their eyes to see the Peace Bridge and were saying it's fairly close to their experience. :D

[mxfh]

That's literally thw worst pic I can find of that bridge and it's still looks good even with the temporary fences: https://www.flickr.com/photos/zawaski/52752097083/

[mmastrac]

The bridge looks much better than the anti-shine version in person (no boxes!), though they replaced the glass due to vandalism.

[yawnxyz]

Yeah that's what I mean, I love crossing the Peace Bridge

[kace91]

I think the third is plaza de España in Madrid, Spain. I was actually wondering why it looked familiar.

[sonar_un]

Third one is definitely Madrid, I live there. I can say that the real life looks much better than the Antirender image.

[smnrchrds]

> From the site: Get back what it'll actually look like on a random Tuesday in November

It's Calgary. The landscape will be a lot snowier anytime in November.

[brailsafe]

Ya it actually looks quite good