Midjourney is quite good at creating abstract photography images. And the best ones could be created with very simple prompts,... (and everything after)

Using "photographic prompts" is not a photographic process. AI-generated imagery is not a photographic process. Therefore, these images are not photographs, period.

Calling it "experimental;" or "abstract" and noting the removal of context is quasi-clever. But the viewer's brain instantly perceives something is "off" about the product as designated.

Your conflating photography with something created solely by AI-generative tools is not clever; it is fraudulent, and those who think this is "oh so cool" need to learn the difference.

STOP CALLING IT PHOTOGRAPHY. It's a lie. Period.