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A shower of bright yellow blossoms of ‘Ki-mokkou’. Taken on a walk.
Rosa banksiae (Banksia rose or Lady Banks' rose, ‘Mokkou-bara’ in Japanese) is a rambling species of rose native to China. Rosa banksiae ‘Lutea’ (‘Ki-mokkou’) is a yellow, double-flowered cultivar of R. banksiae.
and its hairy surface
Macro-Mondays - "Vibrant Minimalism"
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Düşün ki
Farklı yönlere giden
İki tren penceresinden
gördük birbirimizi.
Ne acı,ne dert,ne keder,
Sadece
birer gülümseyiş kaldı hatıra
O kadar...
(explore no:Sep 23, 2009 #218)
One of the many beaches on KI (Kangaroo Island). It was a cold overcast day. The stones, sand, rocks and water made this a nice place to stop for a while. The lichen on the rocks was quite stunning and very vivid.
Kodokuna ki (Japanese for lone tree)
Driving around the north of Hokkaido we spotted this tree in a field sat amidst almost pristine snow just some small fox tracks.
Rather than just march through their land Rohan and I went up to the farm and after quite some time managed to attract the farmer who was working away in his barn with a grinder. Some google translate along the lines of please can we photograph your lovely tree followed by a lovely warm smile on his face and a nod of please do we spent a very enjoyable hour there with no feeling of I should't really be here.
Hope you like the tree and the wee story which hadn't ended as we later found a lady who had crashed her car into a snow and wind barrier which had opened her car roof like a tin opener and missed her by inches a very lucky woman also still smiling as Charlotte Gilliatt helped her from the car.
Just realized I never posted the Ad for my Dream Day item. Geez Louise!
v3 of the Dread Wrap located at Dreamday.
Ki is a High pony with bleached or non-bleached tips. she comes with 36 wrap textures and a resizer script. Hair base is not included.
*hair base in photo is LeLUTKA EvoX Hairbase 061*
This is the view when we reached the well five stories underground. The well is covered by the mesh and the light seen here is natural light ..coming from a huge skylight.. The -5, -4 and part of -3 can be seen here..
For those who have not seen my previous VAV picture , here is a brief description :
A Vav is a Gujarati word for step well. In ancient India, the step wells were constructed by the kings to counter the water problems in the semi arid regions of Gujarat and Rajasthan. These step wells provided water for drinking, washing and bathing. These are inverted temples where the topmost level/floor is at the ground level and then one goes down multiple levels below to the step well.
Back then the architects used the principles of rain water harvesting to keep the well functional and their knowledge to built such huge structures to withstand the impact of earthquakes.
This particular Vav called the Adalaj ki Vav is a stepwell located in Adalaj village near Ahemdabad and has 5 levels below the ground. It was built in 1498. The way these have been constructed, there is ample sunlight at each level ...
You can read more about Adalaj ki Vav here : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adalaj_Stepwell
Do you think modern world architects need to learn a thing or two from ancient architects ?? planning and respecting nature maybe ??
Editing : (Picasa) A bit of sharpening
#ShotOniPhone, #iPhoneX
The 9-10th century temple complex of Surwaya Ki Garhi contains temples with intricate stone-carving and brilliant architecture.
Taken in Madhyapradesh, India
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Haveli Patwon Ki, en Jaisalmer (Rajastán, India). Construido a inicios del siglo XIX por los hermanos Patwa, ricos comerciantes de esa ciudad.
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PM Benjamin Netanyahu meets with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in New York, 8.11.10.
Photo: Avi Ochayun GPO
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Of course, those of us old enough to remember Roy Rogers, remember this as yippee-i-oh-ki-yay.
Which is a lot less aggressive than the John McClane version.
Rani ki Vav or the Queens stepwell...
Rani ki vav is an intricately constructed stepwell situated in the town of Patan in Gujarat, India. It is located on the banks of River Saraswati. It was built in 11th-century AD by Queen Udaymati as memorial for her husband king Bhimdev I. Stepwells are a distinctive form of subterranean water resource and storage systems in the Indian subcontinent.
Rani ki vav was built as an inverted temple with seven levels of stairs. It has more than 500 principal sculptures and over a 1000 minor ones that combine religious, mythological and secular imagery. The principal sculptures include the Dashavtara (10 incarnations) of Lord Vishnu.
The stepwell was later flooded by the river Saraswati and silted over. It remained hidden from the outside world till as late as the 1940s. In 1940's the excavations carried out under the Baroda State revealed the stepwell. In 1986, a major excavation and restoration was carried out by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). An image of Queen Udayamati was also recovered during the excavation. The restoration was carried out from 1981 to 1987.
It was added to the list of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites on 22 June 2014.
Built in 1034 AD, flooded and hidden till the 1940's, seen few earthquakes and the structure still stands strong. All that in days of no electricity, no technology and no Google. It is a wonder people. It is a mind blowing place to visit. If you ever get a chance, do visit the place. Highly recommended.
Another photo of Rani ki Vav can be seen here
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#ShotOniPhone, #iPhoneX
Ki's last ever post - we collected his ashes and his collar from the vet and I took the photograph, just because. . . . .
Nelson, NOVA ZELANDA 2023
Nelson Central School is a public primary school located in the heart of Nelson, New Zealand. Founded in the mid-19th century, it is one of the oldest schools in the region. The school provides quality education, focusing on the academic, social, and emotional development of its students. It features spacious, green grounds with modern facilities for its pupils. In addition to traditional subjects, the school encourages extracurricular activities such as art, music, and sports. The school community is strongly involved in the educational process. Nelson Central School is known for its inclusive and welcoming environment. Teachers work collaboratively to ensure all children succeed. The school plays an important role in shaping the future generations of the city.
Final camp site of Har Ki Dun trek with the view of Har Ki Dun peak and Supin river. What an amazing experience it was staying there for two days.
Full-screen view recommended.
"Gam ki eilech b’gei tzalmavet
lo eira ra ki ata emadi.
Shivtecha u’mishantecha
hema y’nachamuni."
Salmo 23
© Cinzia Jelencovich 2008
Crailsheim KI
In der Ansicht von Crailsheim stört das "moderne" Gebäude an der Jagst etwas. Hier ist es mit KI ersetzt gegen eine Burg.
20230714_selgenstadt_0325KI4 Kopie
The Gonpa (monastery) at Ki is the largest among the 3 major monasteries of Spiti valley. First established in the 11th century AD, it has been rebuilt and expanded many times and today houses nearly 400 monks.
Dies ist ein Bild, das ein wenig ausgeschnitten und ein Fuchs mit KI eingefügt wurde. Vergleiche es mit dem vorherigen Bild.
Es ist erstaunlich was heutzutage alles möglich ist.
Das soll nur ein Beispiel sein, ich hoffe nicht, dass es hier auf Flickr zur Gewohnheit wird, solche Bilder als echte Fotos zu zeigen.
Hier möchte ich einmal zeigen, wie ich ein Foto mit künstlicher Intelligenz (KI) generiert habe. Das Foto zeigt eine Landschaft, mit einem See, einem Himmel, einem Reh und einem Fuchs.
In dem vorherigen Bild sieht man eine Gans, hier einen mit KI generierten Fuchs der in das Foto eingefügt ist.
Es sieht sehr realistisch aus, aber es ist kein echtes Foto. Es ist ein Kunstwerk, das von einem Computerprogramm erschaffen wurde.
DGAN ist ein einfacher Ansatz, der hochauflösende Bilder generiert, die auf gewünschte semantische Attribute konditioniert sind.
Wie habe ich das gemacht? Ich habe eine KI-Software namens Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) verwendet. Ein GAN besteht aus zwei Teilen: einem Generator und einem Diskriminator. Der Generator versucht, neue Bilder zu erzeugen, die wie echte Fotos aussehen. Der Diskriminator versucht, zwischen echten und gefälschten Bildern zu unterscheiden. Die beiden Teile lernen voneinander und verbessern sich ständig.
Um ein Foto zu generieren, muss ich dem Generator einige Eingaben geben. Zum Beispiel kann ich ihm sagen, welche Art von Landschaft ich haben möchte, welche Farben ich bevorzuge oder welche Stimmung ich erzeugen möchte. Der Generator verwendet dann diese Informationen, um ein Bild zu erstellen, das meinen Wünschen entspricht. Das Ergebnis ist ein einzigartiges und kreatives Foto, das nur von mir und der KI geschaffen wurde.
Ich hoffe, Ihr habt einen Einblick in die faszinierende Welt der KI-generierten Fotos bekommen.
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This is a picture that has been cropped a bit and a fox with AI inserted. Compare it with the previous picture, it's amazing what's possible these days. This is just an example, I hope it won't become a habit here on Flickr to show such pictures as real photos.
Here I would like to show how I generated a photo with artificial intelligence (AI). The photo shows a landscape, with a lake, a sky, a deer and a fox. In the previous picture you can see a goose, here an AI generated fox inserted into the photo. It looks very realistic, but it is not a real photo. It's a work of art created by a computer programme. DGAN is a simple approach that generates high-resolution images conditioned on desired semantic attributes. How did I do this? I used an AI software called Generative Adversarial Network (GAN). A GAN consists of two parts: a generator and a discriminator. The generator tries to create new images that look like real photos. The discriminator tries to distinguish between real and fake images. The two parts learn from each other and constantly improve.
To generate a photo, I have to give the generator some input. For example, I can tell it what kind of landscape I want, what colours I prefer or what mood I want to create. The generator then uses this information to create an image that matches my wishes. The result is a unique and creative photo created just by me and the AI.
I hope you have gained an insight into the fascinating world of AI-generated photos.
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