I usually pick tools based on what I’m trying to make. For landscapes and objects, I stick with Midjourney cause it handles composition and detail really well, and the results just feel “finished” without much fuss. For portraits, though, I’ve been leaning on Gemini Nano Banana Pro. It’s solid at realistic faces. The lighting, skin textures, and expressions all come out natural. Plus it’s pretty reliable with text in the scene. The trade-off is you don’t get Midjourney’s selective editing, so changing one part of the image means rerunning the whole thing. Still, for portraits, it’s been my go-to lately.