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Prompt: Create a single high-quality digital fine art 3D illustration. Depict one middle-aged woman (approx. 45–55), natural and realistic appearance, walking six dogs on leashes through a beautiful, sunlit park. Three dogs are West Highland White Terriers with bright white coats, compact builds, and alert expressions; the other three dogs have salt-and-pepper coats with clearly mixed gray, black, and white fur, similar size and energy. The woman confidently holds all leashes in a natural, balanced way while walking forward. The park is lush and vibrant with green grass, tall trees, soft shadows, and warm golden sunlight suggesting a pleasant sunny day. Add birds gently flying in the background and butterflies near the foreground for a peaceful, joyful atmosphere. Use a refined, cinematic fine-art 3D illustration style with realistic textures, detailed fur, natural lighting, and accurate shadows. Composition should be vertical, full-body framing, slightly low eye-level angle. Output in ultra-sharp 4K resolution, vertical aspect ratio, clean edges, no artifacts, no watermarks, no text, no logos, and no visual distortions.
This digital fine art was created using OpenAI Sora AI and Photoshop
this week for 52 weeks for dogs, we had the theme of "catch." i have been wanting to get a picture of alice's ball-catching face, so i thought this was a good week to do it. she may not be actually catching in this shot, but a split second later, she was. :)
in case you were wondering, the orange blob at the bottom center of the photo is the incoming ball.
I was taking pictures of Koko, and in the process I was "working" with Koko. Gracie wants to know why Koko was getting all the attention and fun while she was ignored. You can tell she is upset. Her ears are back, she is frowning. She is giving me "that look". Needless to say, she got her turn after Koko.
i took the dogs to downtown Cambridge today to get their 52 weeks and 12 months photos. the city has had a difficult past, but recently is being revitalized and refreshed, with new shops and restaurants, and several murals depicting life on the eastern shore of Maryland. it was nice to go somewhere different for this week. we will have to do it again!
Love and fun pumpkin games..
Splash
52 weeks for dogs photo. Haven't had much time for dog pics lately and am very behind on 52 weeks photos (taking them and looking at others). But I snapped this picture quickly today and wanted to post it so the group knew we were thinking about you!
This was a quick fly to Las Vegas and drive to Page before my niece wedding in Temecula, California.
An early rise at 4am at a hotel in Las vegas for a 12:30pm slot in Upper Antelope Canyon. The operator insist on their website that all MUST follow the MST (Mountain Standard Time) which was 1 hour ahead of Nevada on PST (Pacific Standard Time), so I aimed to get there at least two hours ahead to compensate for the time difference and the required 1 hour signed on before the tour.
We got there at 11:10am MST and feeling proud on arriving well early, paid my bookings, got the camera, spare batteries, SD card ready and waited for the 11:30am MST call out.
There were two clocks on the briefing area PST and MST. The guide said that we must return at 11:30am, but the MST clock is on 11:30am MST and 10:30am on PST clock. Why were they running on PST when thier website insist on following the MST? I could have spent that extra hour in bed, lurking around Vegas or breakfast before the tour.
Cheers to Bart our Navajo guide for the entertainments and showing us where to shoot, but he missed these two dogs and the faces. I'll post that later..
#a7rII #tse24mm #upperantelopecanyon
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Special Holidays Photo
My Cousin Duke, the shepherd/malamute husky mix, is now back home with his Mom and Dad.
We had hoped to keep him a bit longer but the heat and humidity are tough on the old boy, and though we got in one last walk this morning, temps are hitting 40C with the humidex today, and only slightly cooler over the weekend.
So we thought a collage of our few days together would be a nice way to send him off, which was what we did earlier this year when he visited for a few days. All of these are from or near the Prescott-Russell Trail in Ottawa, ON.
The photo from this morning sees me showing Duke all I know about tractors. He was not impressed, as my lesson consisted entirely of where you can pee on it.
But still, I think I'm slowly gaining his confidence, and though we don't really play together, and probably never will because Duke is not a touchy-feely kind of dog except with humans that he likes, we can at least share space without the tension of the past, and he certainly doesn't mind me alongside him when we're on our walks.
And that's good enough for me.
Here's the collage from May 19:
www.flickr.com/photos/130722340@N04/27047882711/in/datepo...
(No Saturday Morning Post for 7-23-16, as we've tried your patience enough this week with all the holiday photos. Thanks for the attention to Duke. We love him.)
DUKE Clancy: www.flickr.com/photos/130722340@N04/albums/72157674697429824
I finally got the D700 I have been dreaming of! I am so glad. Now I'll have to learn how to shoot and deal with a full frame camera, not quite the same as the E-PL3 or Nikon 1 V1... Any tips or sources are welcome :).
This is ISO6400, how cool is that!? :)