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Model Version: lite | Model Category: General | Prompt: Surreal anthropomorphic character, soda-can head with pull tab open like a crown, seated gracefully on a caf? chair. Figure wears a metallic ballet tutu and pointe shoes, adorned with a glowing neon abstract logo. Character holds a shimmering crystal chalice filled with glowing liquid. Background is a lively outdoor urban caf? scene at dusk, with soft golden light reflecting on the pavement. Character's skin is brushed metal with copper and silver tones. A small futuristic drone serves pastries at the table, and holographic butterflies float around the character's head. Ultra-detailed, cinematic lighting, whimsical yet futuristic atmosphere, photorealistic quality. | Enhanced Prompt: Surreal anthropomorphic character with a soda-can head, featuring the pull tab opened dramatically like a crown. The figure is seated gracefully on a stylized caf? chair. The character wears a metallic ballet tutu and pointe shoes, and is adorned with a glowing neon abstract logo positioned centrally on the torso. The character delicately holds a shimmering crystal chalice filled with glowing liquid. The background depicts a lively outdoor urban caf? scene at dusk, with soft golden light reflecting sharply on the wet pavement. The character's skin texture is highly detailed brushed metal with prominent copper and silver tones. A small futuristic serving drone hovers near the table, presenting delicate pastries, and several holographic butterflies float ethereally around the character's head.
Visual style: Whimsical yet futuristic atmosphere, photorealistic quality, ultra-detailed rendering.
Color palette: Brushed copper, polished silver, warm golden light, neon accent colors (unspecified abstract logo color), deep twilight blues.
Composition: Central focus on the character, utilizing cinematic lighting with strong highlights on the metallic surfaces and the glowing liquid/logo. Shallow depth of field to emphasize the foreground subject against the detailed background.
Atmosphere: Dreamlike, highly detailed, cinematic.
Technical quality: Ultra-detailed, cinematic lighting, photorealistic quality, 8K resolution, octane render.
Prompt #30 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 30: What did you do this week that moved you closer to reaching your goals?
My goal is to lose 70 pounds and since the middle of June I've lost 11 pounds. So I've still got a lot to lose but I'm getting there :D
I thought a photo of soya milk would be boring, so I found this cow in the kitchen. We hang keys on the hook below it.
KSH cow
Flutter, day late and this is all I could find. When I cut on the ceiling fan the plant and curtains flutter ever so gently. I could capture their movement but I can capture the cause of that movement.
Prompt: Favorite Memory
My husband and I had a fantastic trip to Europe in the spring of 2001. After being in Vienna and Munich for business, we took a week vacation in Paris. It was DIVINE! I have the large Eiffel Tower image (on the left) in our entry way. It was a lucky shot as this was using my 35mm, before I had a digital camera! We often reflect on that amazing week! Can't wait to go back one day. Even my 5 yr old wants to go (she loves Fancy Nancy).
SeaArt.ai,
Prompt: Colored DC comic style. A teddy bear in a white, paint-splattered smock stands before an easel, a paintbrush in its right paw and a palette in its left. In front of it, on a pedestal, stands a model with long, black hair, red lips, and high heels. It is a spacious studio with paintings on the walls. Spring sunshine streams through a large skylight. Language: German. No speech bubble.
Modell: Nano Banana.
Prompt: dark knight the shambles wallpapers, in the style of dark crimson and crimson, dystopian art, monumental figures, poster, neo-concrete, detailed skies, superflat style
Prompt: Focus on an edge today and make a photograph.
I looked up the many meanings of edge before going out - but the wind had other plans. I couldn't resist the fluttering movement.
A story I've told many times now is how I became interested in trains. Well, I always was interested in trains, what with growing up in Ravenna, Ohio near two busy mainlines and experiencing model trains around the Christmas tree each year, but what REALLY got me into the hobby most of all was a random walk my parents and I took to an abandoned railroad bridge in Kent, Ohio sometime in the late 1990s. I didn't think much of it (though I now wish I had and can kick myself for not having my parents hastily return to the site for photographs) until a return walk in the very early 2000s that revealed that the trestle had been removed. This prompted me to study up on the area in maps, which then led to my interest in the railroads themselves. The interest in the hobby grew from there.
I've returned to this former site of the bridge off and on throughout the past 15 years or so just for the nostalgia and curiosity. I've also been on a hunt for photos of this bridge for most of my life but haven't succeeded whatsoever. This was a bridge that existed on the former B&O-WLE interchange track in Kent, Ohio, a track removed from service in the 1970s and pulled up in the early 1990s. The bridge remained in tact until the very early 2000s, as mentioned earlier. It wasn't until recently that I discovered that the wooden pilings from the bridge were STILL laying over in the weeds, rotting away. I've made sure to get plenty of photos, as seen here. I even took a few small pieces in the past to keep as souvenirs.
My memory of the trestle is incredibly foggy but I seem to recall it being a steel bridge with wooden pilings beneath. However, I've had conflicting reports tell me that the bridge was an entirely wooden structure. Whatever the case may be, I just hope I find photos sooner than later.
to Detach my emotions would be unDiva like so forget it - i went through pure D heyl to acquire these emotions therefore i will detach from the experiences but the emotions are mine and i'm keeping them.
LOL don't be so speculative - i am still adjusting my journal entries on how to neutralize thought vs communications with concepts of new beginnings
distinct linear vs organic shape and expressions with structure with observations of intersection and movements
THIS IS NOT AN EASY AREA for me personally to reduce or detach
Or, to be more accurate, 'going-to-be-bread'. Soon. 'Cos it's my favourite. And I don't have to do any work, the bread maker takes care of it for me!
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I'm going to pretend Emile Hirsh was talking to me when he said this :) and since were pretending, he then said I was "magic"
What a fun page to do I used the dance digital editions and a
Christmas predesigned page which I then redesigned for my layout; these are like traditional kits, they give you a jumping off point. Both are from Creative Memories Font is Harlow Solid Italic. The pictures are part of my picture of the day group and represent 872 and 873.
Journaling:
I am making a song list of all the number one songs from Billboard top 100 and when this song peaked is when Billboard changed the way that complied songs. My Rock and Roll Time Sweep Lists Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White as a song (and I love it) but it is not on the Dreamdoor site which is where I am building my list from. Wikipedia lists it. I have to look through the official cumbersome Billboard site. Of late, it is a huge motivator to clean and be happy. Recently I went through my CD's. I like a variety of music. The past seemed to feature more variety; the partial list from 1967 attests to this. I think my favorite group is the Monkees. I think the years 2002 & 2005 are sad because had 9 number one songs. Not a bunch of variety. I ma not sure if anyone does not listen to the radio for the countdowns anymore, but I sure remember. I loved when songs changed, more variety.