Created forPhotoshop Contest ~ Week 962 ~ Incubator

Thanks to Don for starter image

All work done in Photoshop Beta23

This vertical panorama takes in the nebula-rich northern winter Milky Way over the formations of Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, from the Fairyland Canyon viewpoint.

Orion is right of centre, surrounded by the red arc of Barnard's Loop, and with the round Angelfish Nebula above the main stars of Orion in his "head."

- Below the Belt stars of Orion is the bright Orion Nebula.

- Below centre is the small round Rosette Nebula with a larger more diffuse area of nebulosity to the left around the Christmas Tree Cluster, all in Monoceros.

- Above centre near the blue Pleiades cluster in Taurus is the magenta streak of the California Nebula in Perseus.

- Below it are smaller nebulas, including the Flaming Star, in Auriga.

- At the extreme top left corner are the Heart and Soul Nebulas in Cassiopeia.

- At bottom, just rising next to the bright star Sirius, is the Seagull Nebula.

The bright object at centre is Jupiter, then in Taurus. Below left is reddish Mars, then in Gemini.

Above Jupiter are the large tendrils of the Taurus Dark or Molecular Clouds.

While the sky was dark it was rich in bands of natural airglow, tinting the sky red, green and with some yellow at bottom. Also visible, faintly, is the Zodiacal Band stretching across the frame from lower left to upper right, intersecting the Milky Way near Jupiter.

The waning Moon was below the horizon or just rising for the sky segments, but was up for the ground segment images taken at the end of the series, with the timing planned so that the low Moon would illuminate the ground with its warm light. Taken on the morning of September 28, 2024, before shooting Comet C/2023 A3 at dawn.

Technical:

This is a vertical panorama of six segments:

- five for the sky, each a stack of 5 x 1-minute exposures at f/2,

- and one segment for the ground which is a stack of 3 x 4-minute exposures at f/2.8.

- All with the Canon RF28-70mm lens at 28mm, with the astro-modified Canon R at ISO 1600 for the sky and ISO 800 for the ground.

The camera was in landscape orientation. The sky segments were tracked on the MSM Nomad tracker. The tracker motor was off for the ground images. For the sky images the lens had an URTH broadband light pollution Night filter, to increase contrast. No other filter was used.

The camera tripod position was not moved — the camera was simply rotated up vertically at 15° increments for the sky segments, then back down to point to the ground for the final ground images.

Sky segments were stitched in Adobe Camera Raw. Sky and ground elements were blended in Photoshop. Mild glow effects added Luminar Neo through a luminosity mask. Generative Fill AI was used to eliminate a handrail and post in the foreground.

The original is 12,100 by 6,800 pixels.

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AI generated farm scene

composite/photomontage - Photoshop Generative Fill

Created for DUC24 ~ December 2024

Thanks to seguicollar for starter image.

All work done in Photoshop 2025

Shadow Frames and PNG Images

Thank you very much for your comments and faves, regretfully, I am finding it increasingly difficult to reply to your comments, because of my very limited time on the internet, due to constant power interruptions in South Africa. I do read and appreciate every one of them, however! Thanks again!!

Colorado Highway 114 as it slopes downhill into a right-hand corner in the Cochetopa Canyon in Colorado.

In what was originally a photo of two dead trees, a little Generative Fill wonkiness found this. I kind of like it.

65%-Art, Paint Splattering

Thermal pool at Yellowstone National Park. I used Generative Fill in Photoshop to remove a sign & part of a boardwalk at lower left & to add additional space at the sides.

Original photo for reference:

www.flickr.com/photos/163940733@N02/53181016800/in/datepo...

The Trans Canada Trail runs 24,134 km (14,996 mi) from coast to coast to coast in Canada. No, Canada is neither that wide or long, but it goes from the Atlantic to the Pacific and also to the Arctic and has many twists and turns along the way.

A section of it, shown in the photo, runs through our town and very near our house. It is not all as typically trail-like as in this photo, for the route does also go through communities, such as ours, before it becomes more trail-like again.

In these two photos, I have used AI to add either a snowmobile or deer for a focal point of interest.

By the way, it has been officially dubbed The Great Trail, but I am not sure if anyone calls it that, and that is not what the trail signs describe when you encounter them.

©AnvilcloudPhotography

I used generative fill in Photoshop to remove the tourists.

Created for Photoshop Contest ~ Week 973

Thanks to Amba Coltman for starter images

All work done in Photoshop 2024

Shadow Frames and PNG Images

Wilhelma Stuttgart 2013

-Hintergrund mit Genrativer Füllung in Photoshop getauscht

-Background changed with "generative fill" of Photoshop

Created for Photoshop Contest ~ Week 966 ~ Flores de cactus

Thanks to seguicollar for starter image

All work done in Photoshop 2024

Have a nice easter (all others I meant of course)

Created with brand new Photoshop Beta - Generative fill function & PS manual postprocessing

After one of my most beloved old masters: AGNOLO BRONZINO (1503 Florenz 1572)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronzino

shot on iPhone by Jan R. Ubels

a running monk was added with Photoshop AI

Seagull at a stormy coastline in this digital made image. The first part was made with Midjourney, the post processing and an extension to the left was made with Photoshop Beta generative fill. The color setting and glow were added in Color Efex from NIK filters.

In 1952, Clyde Lee took the bus from Shoshone, CA to San Bernadino. He returned to town with this 1937 Chevrolet. Clyde and his wife drove the vehicle for several years until it fell into disrepair. Eventually it was placed with the Shoshone Museum. With the help of Generative Fill I placed it in a different environment. The original Chevrolet is below. The shadow across the vehicle was from a nearby palm tree.

Happy Slider Sunday!

A sad day for me, as I leave this little home of mine as PaulOClassic on Flickr, where I have been since 2008 and move to my new Flickr home as Paul Cowie ~ The link is below. Please feel free to find me there and keep in touch. See you all on the other side!

YOU CAN NOW FIND ME AT MY NEW FLICKR SPACE RIGHT HERE

In the original photo I cut the top of the girl's head off. So I used generative fill in Photoshop Beta to extend the top of the photo.

Throngs of tourists & modern signage ruining what would otherwise be a nice old world view of Vienna? No problem, this was an easy fix with Photoshop's new generative fill tool. I also played with the color tones to reduce the brightness & added a cloudy sky.

See my comment for the "before" version.

This version of a boat located in the Charleston Shipyard in Oregon was prompted in Generative Fill with a storm. This is my favorite of the three versions created in Photoshop.

Portuguese water dog showing off his Christmas present, a fluffy Palm Pal taco. iPhone photo with added AI generative fill Christmas tree background, blurred and unsaturated a little to add depth.

25/12/2024 www.allenfotowild.com

Created for Photoshop Competition #967

Thanks to brillianthues for starter image

All work done in Photoshop 2024 with snips from MidJourney

Während ich so am Nebelmorgen einsam und andächtig über den Friedhof Cemiterio dos Prazeres schreite, fallen in meiner unmittelbaren Nähe plötzlich Schüsse. Großartig überrascht bin ich nicht, denn ich habe zuvor schon eine ganze Reihe alter Fahrzeuge auf dem Friedhof gesehen und mir schon gedacht, dass da vielleicht ein Film oder Ähnliches gedreht wird. Ein Blick um die Ecke und ich kann die Schießerei, einen davonrasenden Leichenwagen und schließlich die Verhaftung des Ganoven beobachten und, 450 mm Tele (KB-Äquivalent) sei Dank, auch fotografieren.

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This photo of a Rose-ringed parakeet was modified with help of generative fill in Photoshop beta. In the original photo the bird was in the top left corner with its head at the edge and the top of its wing cut off. With generative fill the canvas was extended to the left and it did quite a good job. Even the feathers look good.

I did a blogpost about it (in Dutch) pietersfotos.blogspot.com/2023/07/photoshop-generatieve-f...

Made with Sony A99m2 and Sony SAL 300mm f/2.8G SSM II

Towpath near Cleveland