Obviously like any tool of this nature the results you get really depend on your choice of picture. The page shows a continuous stream of things being produced by other people, so if you look through those you can get a good feel for what kind of pictures work, and what don't.
And you don't have to use photos either:
Oh, and you can feed the results back into the algorithm as well, to get a double dream. This is my current Facebook profile picture, double Dreamed:
I like these pictures. There was a film going around google+ recently.
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I think they used Deep Dream too. Cheers, Karl
Hmmm, I had not thought about using it on maps! Very interesting, and some potential there...
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Inspired by your post, I experimented a bit with Google Deep Dream. Pictures are on my blog Herr Zinnlings Arbeitszimmer under the label "deep dream".
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