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Abstract Cat
Created with DDG Text 2 AI engine. PP work in Adobe PS Elements 2024 RAW filters, Auto Sharpen and adjusted the saturation.
Prompt:edges. The predominant colour palette includes shades of brown, cream, orange, and touches of blue-grey, with the shadows and highlights creating a three-dimensional effect on a two-dimensional surface. The background is minimalistic with abstract shapes, subtly suggesting the play of light and shade on a beige backdrop. The composition focuses on the elegant, sweeping curves that suggest the feline's musculature, using swaths of colour to define body contours. The cat's eyes are closed, and the overall pose exudes a sense of calm and contemplation.
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Abstract thoughts but controlled by a Geometric Management Team.....maybe they can break out & flow more naturally.....have to pick the right moment......
Not quite a mirror image.....
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This is an image that took two years to capture because of tides, currents, wind and people. The sandbar never looks the same each day and I have not seen it look like this again.
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A different type of shot now, "Patterns of Nature" just a simple isolation shot of the feathers of a Peacock!
This was a painting that my nephrew Spencer created for his room. I let him sign it and it now hangs proudly in his bedroom. I might have had a little to bit of input in the painting ... just a tad
This is the second image I made of the tea pot, I made this image from the bottom looking up at the ceiling.
A photo from my 'Sight Lines' solo architectural photography exhibition, held in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire from 12th October to 19th November 2021.
This is an image of the much photographed, greatly loved, but now demolished, 1971 Welbeck Street Car Park in London. The structure is an example exoskeleton construction. It closed in August 2018. Architect: Michael R Blampied & Partners. Photo taken in January 2017.
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Some more abstract architecture, this time with a bit of color left in!