Electricity Generation
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This harvest abstract is based on a photo that I captured of an autumn grapevine in Castle Combe, UK. It was a glorious sunny day which presented a challenge to my camera. I took my photo which was very contrasty with blown out highlights to Deep Dream Generator and Topaz Studio to render a distillation of what I saw in my mind's eye.
"Gratitude is a powerful catalyst for happiness. It's the spark that lights a fire of joy in your soul."
~ Amy Collette
The Kapuni stream forming the Dawson falls powers one of the world's oldest operational electricity generators just a few hundred meters upstream. The generator powers the nearly Dawson Falls Tourist Lodge and has operated since 1935.
The colors of the sky that evening were amazing. I was out with the dogs and fortunately had the Nikon 35mm camera with me.
Camera: Nikon F90
Film: Kodak Portra 400
Scanner: Epson V850 Pro
Scannersoftwar: SilverFast
On Sunday night, I got to spend some time up on the St. Joe Sub after a concert in Atchison, and when I saw the signals indicating a northbound on its way, I set up for a shot at the Platte River bridge near Farley, MO.
Much to my surprise, the northbound turned out to be a Warbonnet solo shot, the BNSF 717 leading a Siemens generator on a depressed-center flat car. This was the J-MEMOMA, and it was heading to a new CNG power plant in Omaha.
Own image processed with Deep Dream Generator (DDG)
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CV Qamatic delivers a backup generator for Iqaluit's Waste Treatment Plant, among other cargo, as part of the annual sealift to Nunavut's capital city.
Mevagissey is a pretty little fishing port on the south side of Cornwall and is home to the second largest fishing fleet in the whole of the county. There are two harbours with the inner harbour dating from the 1700s. This was built on the remains of a much earlier harbour. The outer harbour, part of which is seen here, was added in 1888, but seriously damaged in a blizzard in 1891. The outer walls were rebuilt by 1897. Mevagissey was one of the first towns whose streets were lit by electricity, and the power came from a generator using pilchard oil. The small lighthouse seen here was also powered in this way.
Fotografías de archivo hechas con Canon 60D con un 17-85 IS/USM y Cs5. Estas imágenes permanecian en el cajón del olvido hasta hoy que he reparado en ellas....Personalmente me gustan, por eso las he subido...Habrá a quien no le gusten! Pero bueno, ahí están
Original photo taken at the Carolina Renaissance Festival, Huntersville, North Carolina, USA. Manipulated in Deep Dream Generator. Inspired by ladyinpurple.
Another old shot processed through Deep Dream Generator. New life to some old shots.
Happy Slider Sunday
Dedico este trabajo a Irene Steeves, por su generosidad y amistad.
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...because it's Saturday night. These were turned out by the DDG, along with all manner of other crazy mushrooms that were generated.
Wet dogs
Stitched panorama
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