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I arrived at Chicago at Sct Patricks day without knowing it. I knew about the basics, it's an Irish tradition, and that the river is colored green and there is a great party in the city of Chicago. I realized it when I saw people walking around with green hair and funny hats and everybody was so happy. I shot of the Millers Pub in Chicago with their Sct Patricks Days sign on. Photo by: Jacob Surland,
This is my deep purple clematis (my fav one, but don't tell the other one!) which I did not have a chance to capture last year. It has just started blooming and I have been excited to get a good shot or two. I love the center of these flowers because they remind me of sea anemone.
More Detailed Pictures on Imgur: imgur.com/a/FT5L6l6
A DC MOC from Ben?!?! Whattt!!! ... This isn't Marvel!
Yeah man DC is rad, and so was the Aquaman movie! After buying the set based off of the movie, I just had to make a vig with those figs. Really happy with this one. Would love to play with 'underwater stuff' again in future!
Also I would've posted detailed pictures on MOCpages or Brickshelf, but both site aren't working (I can upload to MOCpages but the images become dead links, and Brickshelf I can't login or even create an account) ... Anyone know what's up there?
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Our next champion and one of the most detailed I've created Urbosa!
This figure was quite simple with very minimal sculpting, except for the hair. xD The only major problem I had was getting the parts for this fig as the color of her skin was hard to find, but eventually I found all of the pieces I needed.
The torso was sanded down to give her the curve and the legs were extended using Billy's method. All sculpting was done with Procreate and Greenstuff and and I used Apple Barrel, Citadel, and Anita paints. The sword was made using card, paper, Procreate, Lego pieces, and a Brickarms handle.
Now I'd like to talk about the shield specifically, you might think that it's just a flat piece of card with Procreate added on to it, but then you'd be wrong. The shield is 100% handmade and it actually hollow instead of being a flat surface. I was inspired to do it this way by Detroitika and how he makes his swords. So huge thanks to him for the inspiration.
Now that's all I have to say about the fig, comments and faves are appreciated! Up next is Mipha!
EDIT: If you noticed she doesn't have the little tail things on her boots, that's because they were very hard to make and unstable so I decided to not have them :p
There seem to be about 10 different species of Fritillary butterflies in Alberta. They look rather similar, so I won't attempt to give a more detailed ID. This one was hidden by grasses, so I was unable to get a nice, clear shot.
Six days ago, on 23 July 2015, five of us spent the day botanizing the land belonging to Darryl Teskey, SW of Calgary and W of Millarville (maybe a 40-minute drive from Calgary). This was the first time I had been there and I'm so glad I went - I would have missed all sorts of things, including a family of Ruffed Grouse and several fungi. These Grouse were the rare rufous-morph, and we startled them when we were walking through the forest in their direction. Usually, you don't see Grouse because they are so well-hidden. When you get fairly close (sometimes very close) to them, they suddenly "explode" from the tangle of shrubs and plants of the forest floor, making ones heart beat fast!
Our walk took us over grassland and through forest, everywhere treacherous with so many fallen logs which were often barely visible. I have never, ever seen so many tiny Skipper butterflies - there must have been hundreds or even thousands of these bright orange beauties that were flying or perched on flowers of every colour.
Fortunately, the rain stayed away until we started driving back to Calgary. Quite a lot of black clouds, reminding me of the tornado that passed through Calgary just the day before (22 July 2015).
Our purpose, as always, was to find and list everything that we saw - wildflowers, trees, grasses, birds, insects, fungi, etc.. Our leader then compiles an extensive list of our finds and this is later sent to the landowner, along with any photos that we might take. Always a win/win situation, as the landowner then has a much better idea of just what is on his property, and we have a most enjoyable day. This summer, with quite a few botanizing outings like this, plus two 3-day trips to Waterton Lakes National Park, I am so far behind with the photos that I need to edit and e-mail!
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A detailed close-up shot captures a cluster of dark purple, almost black, berries of common ivy (Hedera helix) against a blurred background of vibrant green ivy leaves. The round berries are prominently featured, showcasing their texture and color, while the distinctive lobed leaves frame the composition. The natural light highlights the details of the plant, suggesting a sunny outdoor setting.
Laborers working in Chouwara leather tannery in the Fes El Bali Medina. Fez is famous for its leather goods
Taken @Fez El Bali, Morocco, North Africa.
A photo of Prn yr Ole Wen, taken on the 70 - 200 @ about 190mm to give that compressed view and feel. Little post processing was needed on this, just a touch of doge and burn and a crop.
Composed of about 24 images (though I ended up cropping away some of that). The original stitch was 196 Mp, and the crop is about 155 Mp.
As a sidenote: Lightroom cannot handle images this big. It's dog slow. *Especially* if you start doing cloning or healing (as I had to, to get rid of a bit of tree that crept into the bottom of the frame).
My travels around the UK with my son. June/July 2019 England.
Our last day in London.. On a visit to Greenwich.
18th-century Greek Revival-style chapel, dedicated to St Peter and St Paul, for services and events.
The Old Royal Naval College is the architectural centrepiece of Maritime Greenwich, a World Heritage Site in Greenwich, London, described by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) as being of "outstanding universal value" and reckoned to be the "finest and most dramatically sited architectural and landscape ensemble in the British Isles". The site is managed by the Greenwich Foundation for the Old Royal Naval College, set up in July 1998 as a registered charity to "look after these magnificent buildings and their grounds for the benefit of the nation". The grounds and some of its buildings are open to visitors. The buildings were originally constructed to serve as the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich, now generally known as Greenwich Hospital, which was designed by Christopher Wren, and built between 1696 and 1712. The hospital closed in 1869. Between 1873 and 1998 it was the Royal Naval College, Greenwich.
For More Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Royal_Naval_College
A detailed look at this iconic hood ornament of a 1955 Pontiac Chieftain Catalina. The angle of this reminded me a a plane taxiing for take off. This car and it's iconic hood ornament appeared at the 2019 Pontiac Days Car Show held at the Bass Pro Shop in Olathe Kansas.
Depending on the view you have on things - the whole world may look totally different! :) --
This is a part of the Townhall of Hamburg.
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I found a good photo of ISS from NASA. It is probably easier to identify certain parts of the station :)
I'm not entirely sure about the vehicle docked to the bottom of ISS, specifically to Zvezda module.
Progress M-29M cargo supply was launched on the 1st October 2015, but can't find anything about its return yet. So it seems like that little bright spot close to Zvezda it the Progress vehicle.
Holly Springs, MS
George Poteet holds the world’s record for the fastest piston engine car. He’s broken that record more than once racing across the Salt Flats in Utah. Why is his vintage car collection in a Mississippi town of roughly 8,000 people? Because he likes it that way. The car portraits in “Detailed” were shot during a visit to Poteet’s farm, and are one of several quiet, yet surprising, stories hiding out in Holly Springs, Mississippi.
Another tilt shift experiment, the a bit too close to the subject to really get the miniaturised effect but I like it. Photoshop was particularly handy in removing detailing and weathering, should have this cracked in the next shot or two.
The loco is 50015 Valiant at Arley station, visiting the Severn Valley Railway for their Class 50 Golden Jubilee event.
Before posting more detailed impressions on the results of using the FaceApp to enhance and modify your face, I am sharing the very first filter that we can apply. When you upload a photo to the app, it spends a few seconds identifying faces. If it finds a single face, it proceeds to open the image and it the is more than one it will let you select the face you want to work with. Once a face is opened, the initial screen is displayed (image on the left), giving you several options to work with, including gender.
From my experiments, the first, and maybe only, filter that should be applied to make our face look more feminine, is the gender option. If the app recognized the face as feminine, it will give you a single feminine filter and two masculine filters (center image). The feminine option will enhance your feminine features by changing the shading and some proportions and also lengthening the hair a little (right image). The two masculine options will each turn your face into a masculine equivalent which, in my case, both were very different from my masculine self.
On the other hand, if the app identifies the face as masculine, it will give you a single masculine option and two feminine options; one with long and the other with short hair. I tried both feminine options with my male photo and the results were terrible and nothing like Cristy. However, after making that "woman" younger and applying makeup, the image appeared more feminine but not even close to what I look as Cristy. Needless to say, that I will not show those images here, but must admit that the resulting woman displayed a distant genetic resemblance to the man while not look remotely like the woman that man can turn into.
Of all the photos I have tried so far, and I have tried a lot, only one was identified as male and not as female. I think that my expression might have been too rough in that particular image. Unfortunately, I do not recall which was it, as I deleted it as soon as the results were not as expected. Call it vanity or disappointment! :P
CONCLUSION
I really like how the feminine filter make the original photo look much more feminine without drastic changes. You will notice a wider mouth, larger eyes with more shading and a more luminous face. It also lengthened the hair just a bit and changed the color to a lighter shade. I think that, in reality, similar results could be achieved if I were to spend some time contouring and shading my face and putting more eye shadow and eyeliner to make the eyes look bigger.
From an objective point of view, the original image looks convincingly feminine but still displays masculine proportions and features. The resulting image is, in my opinion, convincingly feminine and could fool most of the people who see it. The way I see it is how would my face could change if I were to take hormones. Tempting as it may be, I will never post a photo that has been enhanced with the app without making it very clear the enhancements that have been applied and will, most likely, post it next to the original for illustrative purposes.
In future postings I will show how age and hair length can be changed and finally how using the only makeup filter that comes with the free app, results in overkill and very fake looking images.
Oh, and nothing I can do about the big nose!
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Antes de compartir impresiones más detalladas de los resultados de utilizar la FaceApp para resaltar y modificar el rostro, les comparto el primer filtro que podemos aplicar. Cuando suben una foto a la aplicación, toma unos segundos en lo que identifica rostros. Si encuentra solo un rostro, procede a abrir la imagen y si identifica más pregunta cuál se quiere utilizar. Una vez se tiene el rostro, se muestra la pantalla inicial (imagen izquierda) y da varias opciones para elegir, incluyendo género.
De acuerdo con mis experimentos, el primer, y probablemente único, filtro que deberíamos de aplicar para lucir más femeninas, es el de género. Si la aplicación reconoció la foto como femenina, presentará únicamente un filtro femenino y dos masculinos (imagen central). La opción femenina resaltará las características femeninas, cambiando proporciones, iluminación y sombreado del rostro y alargando el cabello un poquito (imagen derecha). Las dos opciones masculinas transforman tu rostro en un equivalente masculino que, en mi caso, ambos resultaron muy distintos a mi verdadera identidad.
Por el otro lado, si la aplicación identifica el rostro como masculino, el menú presentará una sola opción masculina y dos femeninas; una con cabello corto y la otra con cabello largo. Yo hice la prueba con las dos opciones femeninas utilizando mi foto masculina y los resultados fueron terribles y en nada parecidos a Cristy. Sin embargo, luego de hacer a esa "mujer" más joven, ponerle el cabello largo y maquillaje, el resultado fue más femenino pero sin siquiera acercarse a cómo luzco como Cristy. No compartiré ninguna de esas imágenes aquí pero debo de admitir que la mujer resultante mostraba algún parecido distante al hombre pero ninguna con la mujer en la que ese hombre se transforma en la realidad.
De todas las fotos que he probado hasta ahora, y he probado muchas, solo una fue identificada como hombre y no como mujer. Esto seguramente se debió a que mi expresión en esa foto es muy dura. Desafortunadamente no recuerdo cuál fue esa imagen ya que la borré en cuanto los resultados no fueron los esperados. Llamémoslo vanidad o desilusión :P
CONCLUSIÓN
Me gusta cómo el filtro femenino hace ver la foto original más femenina sin cambios drásticos. Podrán notar una boca más ancha, ojos más grandes y mejor sombreados y un rostro más luminoso. También alarga y aclara el cabello un poquito. Considero que, en la realidad, se pueden obtener resultados similares utilizando maquillaje de contorno y maquillar más los ojos para hacerlos lucir más grandes.
Desde un punto de vista objetivo, la imagen original luce convincentemente femenina pero muestra proporciones y características masculinas. La imagen resultante, en mi opinión, es convincentemente femenina y engañaría a la mayoría de personas que la vieran. Yo lo veo como la manera en que luciría mi rostro si hubiera tomado hormonas. Por tentador que sea, jamás compartiré una foto que ha sido alterada con la aplicación sin mencionar la manera en que la imagen fue manipulada y seguramente la publicaría junto a la imagen original para efectos ilustrativos.
En comentarios posteriores les mostraré los efectos de manipular la edad y longitud del cabello y finalmente como al utilizar el único filtro de maquillaje en la aplicación gratuita, resulta en una imagen que luce demasiado artificial.
¡Nada que hacer con la nariz grande!
Hey Everyone!
At brick fair I met Guy from Crazy bricks! In my opinion he is one of the most talented and nicest vendors out there. Thats why I made these three accesories for him. Al these parts were given by him to me as a gift. So I wanted to do something for him too.
Enjoy
-Leo
Yep a fairly detailed selfie using the bathroom mirror, taken with a newly acquired, but used Sony A6300 and a new Chinese made manual focus 23mm f1.4 lens. It took a few shots to get focus that shows wrinkles and all.
So now my choice of gear to use includes Canon with AF lenses, an ancient FF Nikon with a couple of AF lenses and my old MF lenses and a tiny compact Aps-c sensor Sony camera. Yep, talk about not being able to make up my mind. I wanted something small and light and Canon really had nothing this small, and with a cheap lens adaptor that I purchased I can mount my old MF Nikkors. I also bought a 23mm prime used here, a dirt cheap fixed aperture 18mm MF lens (pretty much a toy) and a used Sony PZ16-50mm kit lens so I would at least have something in AF for the camera.
I have been shooting a bunch with the new to me compact Sony camera, getting to know it. Mostly around home and also at Hillside Park. I will be posting pictures using this camera over the next while, and many will be in B&W.
The post from yesterday was taken with the same lens as this shot, a Chinese made TTArtisan 23mm f1.4 prime. Completely manual. By no means are earth shattering quality of images produced, but the lens itself is mostly metal including the lens cap and focuses very smoothly. Great build quality in my opinion. Pretty sharp in the center at all apertures, but terribly soft not far out from center, and edges are down right blurry. This shot was cropped quite a bit. That said, it, or most any lens for that matter can still create useable images. One just has to work with its limitations.
Future posts will have limited descriptions. This long winded description was just to let you know if my recent purchases.
PENTAX K-1 • FF Pixel Shift Mode • 100 ISO • Irix Blackstone 15mm F2.4
Gips Veier
Steesel • Luxembourg