u/Least-Broccoli9995

I can’t tell whether this promotional image for a waterpark in Tenerife is AI generated, enhanced or not at all, and it’s just a professional photograph.

The waterpark, background and giant water slide is a completely real place and accurate (I’m not questioning if this waterpark exists at all).

I hate to be that guy that accuses everything that is high quality of being AI, but the photo just feels unnatural to me.

The girls walking directly behind the 4 main girls, one of them is supposedly missing an arm (it’s like blended), to which I cannot tell if that is a photoshop mistake or AI generated mistake. I’ve used photoshop before I know something’s with blending and erasing, I could make a mistake like that.

I’m an ex-student looking at renting an apartment in Leeds with a current student, and Holbeck really stood out as it allowed city centre proximity and closeness, but for surprisingly affordable prices.

However, when I google and search this Reddit for information on Holbeck’s safety, it was all overwhelming negative, saying it is dangerous to walk around at night, unsafe for women etc.

I figured maybe there was just rougher areas or outskirts, but one comment with a lot of support specifically said the Holbeck Urban Village was a particularly bad part, despite this being where I’m looking at and around train station.

So I walked around there today, and it seemed really lovely, particularly around Bridgewater Place and the Urban Village I found that it was simply just a lot of students, younger adults and working people walking around. It felt and looked completely safe, especially with nice access to the canal.

So what’s the deal? Was it just a lucky day? Is there a lot I haven’t seen about it? Or is the area around Bridgewater Place fine?

Thanks!

Is this professional photography or AI? A girl’s arm is missing behind the 4 main girls.

Why isn’t Holbeck safe?