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Generated with Blue Willow and very much modified using photoshop.
These AI's generate some whacky stuff sometimes.
Früher Blick in die Rheinebene, die noch tiefstehende Sonne erzeugt viel Licht und Schatten.
Early view into the Rhine plain, the still low sun generates a lot of light and shadow.
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The cooling tower and two smokestacks of a coal-fired power plant in Chaoyang, Beijing, owned by China Huaneng Group.
I visited this plant because it was installing an experimental post-combustion capture system (PCC) to extract CO2 for use in the production of carbonated beverages.
#320 in Explore on Oct 22, 2023.
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Taken at Dublin Bay, in the background are the chimneys of Poolbeg power station, generating electricity in Ireland since 1903 by burning oil and gas. In sharp contrast are the sailboats in the foreground, operating on clean, renewable wind energy.
The R. L. Hearn Generating Station was the site of Canada's first 100 MW steam turbo-generator set. The station sits in what was once Ashbridge's Bay, a shallow marsh that was filled in with rubble from downtown construction sites from 1911 to 1950s. The station was officially opened on October 26, 1951 by Leslie Frost, Premier of Ontario .Now abandoned
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**Prompt :**
Portrait cinématographique hyperréaliste d’une femme de profil, au visage sculptural et à la peau lumineuse, dans une forêt luxuriante baignée d’une lumière naturelle douce. Sa chevelure est remplacée par une composition organique spectaculaire de fruits et légumes frais : tomates brillantes, raisins juteux, épis de maïs dorés, brocoli dense, carottes encore terreuses, herbes aromatiques sauvages et feuillages abondants, le tout agencé avec une précision artistique évoquant une couronne vivante.
La lumière, de type golden hour filtrée à travers les feuillages, crée un jeu subtil d’ombres et de reflets sur sa peau satinée, accentuant les textures : la douceur de l’épiderme contraste avec le relief brut et humide des végétaux. Micro-détails extrêmes visibles : gouttelettes d’eau sur les légumes, fibres des tiges, pores de la peau, reflets spéculaires sur les surfaces lisses.
Profondeur de champ très faible , arrière-plan flou avec un bokeh organique vert profond, donnant une sensation immersive et onirique. Colorimétrie riche et naturelle, dominée par des verts profonds, rouges vibrants et jaunes chauds.
Ambiance silencieuse, presque sacrée, évoquant une fusion entre l’humain et la nature, une allégorie de fertilité, d’abondance et de symbiose écologique.
Style visuel proche de la photographie de mode éditoriale haut de gamme mêlée à une direction artistique inspirée de la peinture classique et du réalisme magique. Qualité 8K, ultra-détaillée, rendu HDR, textures photoréalistes, éclairage volumétrique subtil, contraste maîtrisé, grain cinématographique léger.
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Hyperrealistic cinematic portrait of a woman in profile, with a sculptural face and luminous, flawless skin, standing in a lush, dense forest bathed in soft natural light. Her hair is transformed into an elaborate organic composition of fresh fruits and vegetables: glossy tomatoes, juicy grapes, golden ears of corn, dense broccoli, earthy carrots, wild herbs, and abundant foliage, intricately arranged like a living crown.
Golden hour lighting filters through the leaves, casting delicate shadows and highlights across her satin-like skin, enhancing texture contrast between smooth human features and the raw, dewy surfaces of the vegetation. Extreme micro-detail visible: water droplets clinging to produce, fibrous stems, skin pores, subtle specular highlights on polished surfaces.
Shallow depth of field , with a soft, creamy green bokeh background that creates an immersive, dreamlike atmosphere. Rich, natural color grading dominated by deep greens, vibrant reds, and warm yellows.
A quiet, almost sacred mood, symbolizing the fusion between humanity and nature, an allegory of fertility, abundance, and ecological harmony.
Visual style blending high-end editorial fashion photography with classical painting influence and magical realism. Ultra-detailed 8K resolution, HDR rendering, photorealistic textures, subtle volumetric lighting, balanced contrast, fine cinematic grain.
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I have always granted myself the freedom to exercise artistic license and pursue whatever brings me joy. "Some" of my photographs may contain AI generated elements, such as backgrounds.
- monochrome - PS-2
- edit June 2025
The species reaches a body length of 5–7 millimetres (0.20–0.28 in). Most females are slightly larger than males. In these polymorphic insects, the coloration of the body is very variable (about 20 different colors are known). Usually, they are yellowish, brownish, or black, with brighter patches on a dark background, but also with dark markings on a lighter background.
The most common modes of locomotion are running and flying, but the most striking is their strong jumping ability, which is useful for escaping from predators. When jumping, the hind leg tarsal spines and spine hairs are embedded into the material the animal is jumping from, typically a plant, and provide the purchase needed for a lateral jump - confirmed with scanning electron micrographs. X-ray spectroscopy revealed that the darker coloured sclerotized tips of the spines, the last 6/100ths of a millimetre or so, contain zinc.
Eggs are white with an orange spot; this spot becomes darker and larger if the egg is fertilised, approximately 1mm long and 0.3mm wide. The larvae, also called nymphs, hatch after about 20 days and develop through five stages, known as instars.
The larvae are well known for the self-generated foam nests which can be observed during spring in meadows (especially on cuckoo flowers, Cardamine pratensis, and broom, Genista, species). The larvae in the foam nests are largely protected from predators and also get the necessary moisture for the appropriate development and temperature, so their mortality remains low even in bad weather. The larval stage lasts about 50 days. The adults leave the foam nest only when it is completely dried. This takes about ten days. The females mate soon after.
Froghoppers are polyphagous, their host plant specificity is low, so that they can feed on a variety of plants, mainly grasses (Poaceae species), reed plants (Juncaceae species), herbs and sometimes trees (including the olive tree, where the species has been identified as spreading Xylella fastidiosa, the bacterium associated with Olive quick decline syndrome). They have been identified on over 170 host plants.