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Created in a Devon forest. Had it printed by White Wall on aluminium dibond and now it's up on my wall looking like a painting and numerous friends wondering how on earth the affect was achieved.
Created for Ruby’s Stock Challenge #17
Texture with thanks to Rubyblossom
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I forgot to post this yesterday because I couldn't think of a title and still can't. I'm almost to our family cottage in Wisconsin where ill be all week. I hope to take some good pictures there
Prompt: create a 3D illustration, Pixar-style, of a west highland white terrier and a playful kitten riding a motorcycle down a dusty trail, both are wearing colorful sunglasses. The scene is dynamic, with dirt kicking up, sunlight filtering through the background, and a sense of motion and joy. Highly detailed fur textures, expressive faces, vibrant colors, and cinematic lighting, vertical aspect ratio
This digital fine art was created using Google Flow AI and Photoshop
Created for Treat This #194 ~ Kreative People
Thanks to Skagitrenee for source picture.
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U.S.S. Turner BDR-834 (Radar Picket Battle Destroyer, a very rare ship indeed!) is seen while underway at sea, prior to its 1960 FRAM II refit, ca late 1950's. This concocted photo was created because back in the day you always wanted to impress your friends with a bigger than life photo of your ship, "because my dog is bigger than your dog." When this baby cleared it throat, everybody listened! Then on top of that, the actual USS Turner was a true Radar Picket Destroyer (DDR-834), originally of the Gearing Class when constructed. The idea for the rare designation of "Radar Picket Battle Destroyer," was that it was always a constant battle to keep everything in working order aboard the ship, which of course we did do, but it was a constant battle to do so. This must have been a true situation, because after my 4-1/2 year enlistment ended in January 1967, the ship was decommissioned just two years later in 1969, making it one of the first Gearing class destroyers to be in line to be scrapped.
The name of the photographer that captured the original image on film is unknown, but the phony modifications performed to the image were performed by me. The funny thing about a photo such as this is that the overall public when viewing it, really don't know what they are looking at when it comes to US Navy vessels! This photo has been shown to various friends and they did not pick up on it or think that it was phony. The ship now has the long sleek hull appearance of a destroyer, but what about those large and long naval guns! LOL The photo that was used to create this image was that of the USS Iowa BB-61. Do hope that some out there enjoy viewing this photo and that it does not upset some others!
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As I stand and look around I realize just how peaceful it is here. There is alot of love put into this land.
holding on, fear of letting go even though there are two of it, fear of traveling into the unknown, fear of growth..
Created in Bryce a 3D program - no post manipulation or camera
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Medieval reds ... !!*
*created with Photoshop
An AI image about a historical group of warriors ☺☺!
They were medieval warriors from Wales, who were dressed in red :-)
According to the stories, they had a shoe on one foot and a bare foot for better balance on slopes and in rough terrain :-)