Attribution: Smithsonian's National Zoo

An in-camera double exposure with experimentation in white balance for each exposure. Wild garlic carpets the woodland floor at Batsford Arboretum.

Barrio de Malasaña

St Ives, Huntingdonshire

Texture by ipiccy.com and me

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Photography by aRtphotojart

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Digital art from a blank canvas.

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Attribution: Smithsonian's National Zoo

This man was writing an article for a newspaper. I immediately thaught at the tv show "Sex in the city"

(see the image on alikaragoz.net)

"You're going to love my new culinary creation Melvin. It's a double beef slider with a Oreo cream filling on a gluten free bun."

With a shout out to all of you creative cooks out there and your significant others who have to live through it.

Image imagine in MidJourney AI and filled with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.

Started as three bracketed images taken in infrared using a modified Canon EOS 5D. Plenty of manipulation of the colours to give predominantly two complimentary ones.

Zoo Atlanta

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Attribution: Smithsonian's National Zoo

Always tried to figure out the hookah, succeeding in burning herself at least three times before she managed to get cannabis into it, light it, and smoke herself silly. Weed bravery at its best! She was now properly giddy, munchy hungry, and ....... off to do what she'd been told to do. Even if she was not particularly thrilled. Oh she'd get her revenge yes... creatively too.

Always was a tracker... and had at least some sense of smell. And she remembered the damnable guard from the scene in the village anyway. She'd simply check the village level by level if she had too. Starting at the lowest level since most everyone was usually on the second level. Least likely to find him there. Which meant she could say she had tried and go home to her tree. Yessss! And then she stopped, her nose twitching. Well fuck. There he was.

[Picture taken at On Point, Crest of Vrek'mar Roleplay Sim in Second Life]

Images from a Creative Photography workshop at Hastings run by Doug Chinnery along with Valda Bailey and Chris Friel. All effects achieved in camera with minimal editing.