We Expanded Iconic Photos of Turkish Phenomenon!

These phenomena, which are famous sometimes with a sentence they say, sometimes with a fight or when they sing with their sister, are almost is etched in our minds. Have you ever wondered about the places where these funny and entertaining visuals we saw were shot and the events that happened there?

For example, what was Ayça_22 doing while taking that famous photo? Newcomer to the Beta version of Photoshop Generative Fill feature we found with In fact, not only Ayça_22; We now have a guess as to how many internet phenomena took those famous photos.

Note: The white rectangles you see show the original size of the image.

Ayça_22’s mystery was solved a while ago, now it’s her turn to her room. Turns out he was opening MSN on his computer in the background while taking this photo.

We finally saw the room of the girl whose musical career was ended by saying “Get up, girl, chop onions”.

Do you remember this friend of ours whose mood changes according to the music he listens? Turns out he wasn’t having fun alone.

“Ekmek Reis”, with his sensitive eyes and the food he holds like he owns it, hurt all of us for a while. Take a look at this! Good-hearted people even built a hut for him.

Oh Tombili… We knew you’d been drinking tea and watching female cats cross the street all day!

You came from school, you’re going to take a nice photo with a uniform like this, but your mother was angry because she was waiting at the table:

That famous balcony, where we hang the flag in every positive development regarding Turkey, looked like this from afar.

This boy, whom we remember with his angry eyes, was just trying to sew.

This time, it was really a visual for sharing with the explanation “Me when sahura rises”. Which of us are not like this?

It turns out that the shower in that famous clip for the song “I’ve had days gone” was like that. It’s like a gym shower…

Was it a cat that cheered the man who laughed so hard?

Of course, it should not be forgotten that these photos were prepared with Photoshop’s new artificial intelligence-supported “Generative Fill” feature. Of course, we do not know under what conditions these photographs were taken. what you saw above no imagestherefore does not reflect reality. So which one was your favourite?