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A snapshot from a walk around the local lanes recently.
A jpeg image from the camera using a profile I modified.
ProNeg Std profile
Grain Off
Color chrome effect Off
Color Chrome FX Blue Weak
White balance Auto white priority
Red -1 Blue +3
Dynamic range 200
Tone curve H+0.5 S+0.5
Color +1
Sharpness -1
High ISO NR -4
Clarity +2
Color space sRGB
Exposure bias -1/3 to -2/3 stop
I've been playing with DDG, the Deep Dream Generator. I was prompted to do so by admiring the work of a dear friend, and it has been fun.
This picture started out as a mint flower (already in my Photostream) (See first comment)
I put another DDG photo up a couple of days ago, but somehow it didn't get into anyone's list, because nobody looked at it.
Here is a link to that one, if anyone wants to see it:
The end is near as the demo crew strips the power house. Plans to redevelop the 750 acre site are moving ahead. For now it's a sad area to view especially during an overcast morning.
This DC generator (5.2 kW) features rotor that is positioned between the two poles of a horseshoe magnet.
The air-insulated commutator consists of iron sheets.
Vienna Technical Museum
Ai work created in Deep Dream Generator - Text 2 Dream using my artwork below as a source and kingwolf's prompt and parameters: horse , 500 x 500 pixels, glitter gold, extremely detailed fractal , fractal gems, fractal crystals, gold glitter, digital oil painting , detailed art illustration, vibrant, cinematic, ornate, luxury, 8K polis
Filters: PSE21 and Topaz Studio.
Four layers.
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A westbound BNSF wind turbine train is curving through Lombard Canyon west of Lombard, Montana, on September 9, 2011. A pair of turbine generators is loaded on each high-capacity, 8-axle, 70-foot KRL flatcar, with an empty flatcar or covered hopper separating each loaded car to spread the weight on the track structure. These loads must be heavy!
I saw these in southern Illinois while we were driving back from the car show in Rockford. We probably have these in Texas but not around Austin. So, they still look interesting to me. Plus, I liked the way the light was hitting them. We didn't stop, I was just shooting from the window.
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This scenery is completely real but it needed a focal point not just a lone road–i.e. a person, a model to represent newness. I also needed to expand my Photoshop skills for post-edits. Kick the tires. See what this editing software can do. So I asked Adobe Photoshop's artificial intelligence image generator to provide a bride and groom. Wallah, let me introduce you to soon-to-be Mr. and Mrs. AI. Pretty good, Adobe, but that couple does not look entirely real yet so I better keep them small.
Almost though.
Yes, those are gravestones that align the road. Those graves in this cemetery accentuate the ephemeral cherry tree blossoms in this photo that will soon be gone. Cherry blossoms symbolize the temporary brilliance of life and its shortness. I know. Grim. But that's life. Sorry Mr. & Mrs. AI, chances are that you'll divorce. You might have a lethal accident or if not that, you'll certainly die as your equipment degrades and stops. Or will you?