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GRANADA HILLS - Thanks to a prompt 9-1-1 call from a vigilant neighbor, the Los Angeles City Fire Department was able to quickly arrive and extinguish a contents fire within an unoccupied one story home in the 12100 block of Bambi Place late January 13, 2021.
© Photo by Rick McClure
LAFD Incident: 011321-1629
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Prompt: Smell:
This about the scent of my grandmother's Jergen's Lotion.
Credit: Mother's Day by Couric Designs from digitalscrapbookpages.com
I am most definitely late with this post. The muse departed promptly on my birthday, the official end of my 52-week project, catching me flat–footed before I had a chance to post #52. However, the two images that have been combined here were both shot in that final month, so I should be forgiven my tardiness. As for the muse, well, I just needed to leave the door ajar and the light on.
I photographed the “blood moon” from the dimly-lit parking lot of our hotel on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. I knew that photos of this eclipse would be posted all over the internet and that it would be difficult to do anything unique with it, but I shot it anyway. It was just something I had to do, like kissing the Blarney Stone. The evening was clear, warm for late September, with a light sea breeze. I was not thinking about the pull of the full moon – especially a “super-moon” – on ocean tides, but others were already preparing for what was coming to these southern shores.
There were clues over the next couple days as we finished up on the Eastern Shore and made our way south toward the Outer Banks of NC, the weather still balmy. There were little things, like inconveniently-flooded parking lots along the waterfront, earth-movers shoving sand away from road shoulders and piling it high on the beach side of the road. And there were reports of closed roads on Hatteras and Ocracoke. For the most part, though, all seemed as it should on the tail end of tourist season.
It wasn't until a couple nights later that my head cleared and I realized what was about to happen, given the still-full super-moon and the remains of Hurricane Joaquin chugging slowly north from the Bahamas. As soon as darkness fell, we headed to Jennette’s Pier in Nag’s Head - partly out of curiosity, partly out of the need to experience something different on this last night of our holiday, but mostly due to my thirst for more photos. Admittedly, a fishing pier perched in the fitful wet wind of a coming storm, at night, is not the best place to go looking for photos. But I was bent on capturing this story, this feeling of being overwhelmed by the elements, of being insignificant in the face of nature unleashed. We made our way to the mid-point of the pier, stepping over the bait pails of dedicated fishermen. I made a valiant effort with the tripod, futilely fighting wind gusts, angry salt spray and intermittent light rain; I obsessively wiped spray from the camera and the face of my lens.
Finally, I gave in, put the camera back in my two hands and started moving with the crashing waves, trying to capture their dark energy in a more abstract way. They came at me and the pier like the troops invading Normandy, singularly focused on their military objective, stepping undeterred over fallen comrades who had preceded them. I felt their rhythm and began to anticipate their moves, focusing on the next wave as it thundered toward me, following its progress as it moved past my position on the pier and hurried away from me toward the shore. Soon the elements were forgotten and creative bliss rediscovered, muse momentarily parked on my shoulder.
CHATSWORTH - A prompt call to 9-1-1 from a passerby brought the Los Angeles City Fire Department and allied agencies to quickly conquer a small non-injury brush fire in the 11500 block of North Topanga Canyon Boulevard on September 29, 2020.
© Photo by Mark Lassman
LAFD Incident: 092920-0711
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Prompt
RAW photo, RAW photo, male and female models, young adults, Brazilians, neutral expression, standing pose, wearing swimwear, black hair, tropical beach background BREAK fashion photography, full body shot, balanced composition BREAK natural lighting, sunny day BREAK shot on professional camera, 85mm lens, shallow depth of field BREAK 8k uhd, sharp focus, high quality, photorealistic, highly detailed skin texture
My favourite machine in the kitchen!
I've started making my own smoothies and milkshakes now. My favourite is banana, soya milk, banana sorbet and a tiny bit of caster sugar. It's really yummy!
Prompt in DALL-E
Enhance the image of a historical book titled "Old Paris - The Seine". The book is open with elaborate and intricate 3D images springing out from the pages, vividly depicting scenes of the Seine in old Paris, with rich details and textures. The emerging images are surrounded by a denser mist, contributing to a mysterious and enchanting atmosphere. The background is dark and moody, contrasting with the bright, lifelike 3D illustrations. The ultra-realistic overall composition is replete with fine details that offer an immersive glimpse into the historical life by the Seine.
Prompt: create a digital fine art of a bright magical world floating above the clouds, vertical format, majestic floating island with shimmering crystal waterfall cascading into soft clouds in the background, lush vibrant flower meadow on a cloud top in the foreground, single perfectly anatomically correct white unicorn with clear elegant horn stands gracefully, beautifully detailed tiny fairy with translucent iridescent wings, high-end storybook fine art style, rich painterly texture, bright dreamy atmosphere, crisp clean character details, elegant, not anime, not manga, not realistic photo
This digital fine art was created using Google Flow AI and Photoshop
Prompt:
surrealism of a woman eating pizza with a large eagle and a whale, digital painting, vibrant colors, dramatic atmosphere BREAK digital art, fantasy art, Greg Rutkowski BREAK professional artwork, detailed rendering BREAK 8k uhd, sharp focus, high quality, trending on artstation, award winning
For this prompt I could only imagine how an egg would look like when lightened with a flashlight. Had some fun creating this photo.
This is an egg from our chickens. The second one I used. The kitchen table isn't standing straight because the house is leaning to one side. So I had some difficulty to keep the egg on the table. Finally I managed to position the egg on the table.
Took some shots, had a look at the display on my camera and when I looked through the viewfinder again I searched for the egg but the egg was missing. Imagining that this all happened in total darkness.
I am not sure if I am happy with this photo. The color of the egg and the blue-ish light of the flashlight don't go well together I think. And the egg doesn't look very inviting.
My response to the Creative Prompt "Butterfly". I used a cool image transfer method that I learned in the Juicy Soul retreat at A Work of Heart and found some great butterfly images from The Graphics Fairy and a bunch of quotes about butterflies from the link that Jaye posted with this prompt. This is the first layer for one of my art journal pages. I'm not sure what this page will end up like, but I'm really pleased with this first phase.
Off prompt - no powder today, but I did see some ice. I'm in my element today - landscapes and mountains. Pilot Mountain is one of the NC state parks I had not visited. So I got my shot for today AND checked off another state park from my list of places to visit this year. Yay Me!
Here it is! The distinguishing top of Pilot mountain. From a distance, some say it looks like a nipple on a boob. I ran out of daylight and did not get a shot from that angle so you could determine for yourself. Anywho... #cy365 #project365 #pilotmountain #mountains #pinnacle #ncstatepark
Prompt #20 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 20: Here is the age old question, what is in your bag?? This has always been a great photo prompt that i have seen all over the blog world. Today, you are going to write about the contents of YOUR bag, or illustrate it, or take a picture of it, whatever :D
Illustration of what's in my bag. See the photo representation here: www.flickr.com/photos/cuddlemonkey101/4642824096/in/set-7...
romantic, cinematic, random scene, dramatic image, Hyper-realistic photograph taken with Canon EOS R5, photorealistic, real photo, moody photography, intricate details, sharp 8k, professional lighting, ultraHD, dynamic lighting, HDR
Prompt: a drawing of a beautiful red northern cardinal bird in the style of Charles Henry Dessalines d’Orbigny. Only the bird is colored. High aesthetic and decorative. --ar 4:5 --v 6.1
this digital fine art was created using Midjourney AI and Photoshop
Prompt #13:
"Who inspires you?" Janel is a reader and so journaled about a character from a book, but I'm going with a character from a movie. Do you remember Linda Hamilton in Terminator II? Oh my word I thought she was so tough - I wanted to be her!...
Today's photo prompt word was Peg. I wanted to get a photo of our blue pegs against the blue sky but we had a lot of clouds aswell!
Taken by Olivia (age 10)
Prompt #23 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 23: Today I want you to fill an entire page in your journal with one of the elements of art. As an art teacher, I have to talk about all of the elements of art...daily.
Here they are:
1. Line
2. Color
3. Shape
4. Space
5. Texture
6. Form
I think this sort of has all of them in it.
Writing Prompt Journal made with lots of Vintage Ephemera regarding countries in Europe - each having a writing prompt for creative inspiration.
Check out my blog for more of what I make jennibelliestudio.blogspot.com
Journals available in my shop that is on profile page - www.flickr.com/people/39911180@N05/