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This is a combination of 49 images combined in GIMP as layers each with 5% opacity resulting in a final image that simulates what a long exposure with an ND filter would produce.
The revival protocol is complete
The revival protocol is complete, rebooting my biology. The GRIP holds me, a psychical pressure of my magnified self, exposed by the anomaly. Here, I meet a reflection of myself with crimson eyes, the colour of cosmic decay. It projects, "You see the beauty, don't you? The flawless logic of a 45 per cent probability was never about survival. It was about the sublime perfection of this…unmaking."
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A Kodachrome reedit (1960s Kodachrome)
Part of my occasional dive back into my photos looking for dig photos that I think would be good as a Kodachrome simulation preset since the Kodachrome of my past is long gone. I miss Kodachrome and I am hardly alone, but Kodachrome was so complex to process it is unlikely anyone will ever bring it back.
Astia + (personal recipe)
Astia film simulation
DR 200
WB AUTO B-1, R1
Hilights -1
Shadows -1.5
Sharpness +2
Color+1
NR -2
Chrome effect WEAK
Chrome blue effect WEAK
Grain OFF
In the City of London.
Thursday nights are often just as popular as Friday nights for a work drink-up, because its close enough to the end of the week, and people want to be with their families/friends on Fridays.
The Anomaly hides in the vastness of deep space
The vastness of deep space hides the Anomaly. It is akin to "finding a needle in an impossibly vast, cosmic haystack" due to its elusive nature and location. The Anomaly, an enigma of immense proportions, is concealed within the unfathomable depths of deep space. Its elusive nature and precise location render it comparable to "finding a needle in an impossibly vast, cosmic haystack." This metaphorical comparison highlights the extreme difficulty, if not the near impossibility, of pinpointing its whereabouts amidst the vast expanse of the cosmos. Pirates, military personnel, and explorers have long grappled with the challenge of deciphering and penetrating this profound mystery, which continues to defy conventional understanding and observation. The very existence of the Anomaly challenges current astrophysical models, suggesting the presence of phenomena or structures that lie far beyond our current comprehension. Its hidden state implies either an intrinsic property of its being, a defence mechanism, or perhaps a natural consequence of its unique composition and interactions with the fabric of spacetime. The desire to enter the Anomaly remains a driving force for interstellar exploration, which promises revelations that could fundamentally alter humanity's perception of the universe.
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I almost missed the sunset today. Glad I looked out since this only lasted for a few seconds.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 Classic Chrome simulation with no post processing. SOOC
Simulation of falling fabric panels
30 years ago, the artist couple Christo and Jeanne-Claude wrapped the Reichstag building. The images of the long fabric banners went around the world at that time. A light projection now commemorates the art action.
My personalized, custom, special, "TOP SECRET" ACROS recipe works nicely (for me anyway) on really cloudy days.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 ACROS simulation with no post processing. SOOC
Hats off to the very patriotic staff of the Springfield Town Center barber shop for being rightfully proud of our nation and mindful of the many contributions of our vets. Or as Lee Greenwood put it:
"And I'm proud to be an American
Where at least I know I'm free
And I won't forget the men who died
Who gave that right to me
And I'd gladly stand up next to you
And defend Her still today
'Cause there ain't no doubt
I love this land
God Bless the U.S.A."