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Impressionistic Painterly Photography enhanced in post-production with Topaz Studio software. I used to be a painter until I discovered photography. Now I'm re-discovering painting - through a camera and computer.
The monarch is now an adult, moving on from the chrysalis.
Processed with Midjourney, Photoshop, and Topaz.
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Textured with textures from the new pack to be released in the next few days!
Happy Wednesday everyone!
“Turn things around sometimes and look at life from a different perspective.” - Jean Wilson
This is just the reflection of a Water Lily. I cropped the image so that only the reflection was in the frame and then I turned the image upside down. I love the slight movement in the water that adds interest in the background.
Recently, my new computer crashed on me. I wanted to be really upset and angry about it all. But I forced myself to remember the good things in this scenario. It is still under warranty so it is going to be shipped out for repairs. I had just backed up pretty much all my images on external hard drives, so even though I can’t access my desktop, I think everything is saved. I can use my old computer to save new images until my repaired computer comes back….which can be a month or longer!
What I need to do now is have patience. I need to float on the current like this flower and just enjoy the present moments. Downloading and editing will be really slow on this computer. And the weather is warming up for a grand finale to the summer. I may not be as active on Flickr for awhile. Life is good and I plan to enjoy the ride.
From this angle this looks like a normal v hull boat, but it is flat bottomed and straight across the front. I took this in Eastpoint, FL, once home to a large fleet of oyster boats. Now they are a rare sight.
I processed this picture in Photoshop and textured it using Lenabem-Anna J’s texture 168 and one other texture.
I took this picture from a covered bridge in the White Mountain National Forrest amid the slender of the New England fall foliage at its peak. I processed it in Photoshop with a little help from Dynamic Auto Painter, Topaz Studio 2, and two textures that I blended before application.
A 'painting' of one of my fave places.
Ciao for now & have a wonderful weekend everyone :-)
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I took this shot last week in one of the mountains of Topanga Canyon, CA. I know there used to be a small river on this very spot but probably it dried up since it's summer and too hot this year.
If suddenly we meet
on a woodland path
at midday in light
and shadows, you
two couples in love,
I, walking alone,
will you notice
I, too, am in love
with my solitude,
with those blue wild
flowers the bees circle
and with that field wren
on the oak branch
singing a heart-
rending aria, yes,
do not speak to me
with your eyes, do not
notice as I look past
to where the path
branches off and
please, in your joy
forget how I turned
away as soon
as you did not
see me
--Miguel deO
"Farming is a profession of hope." _ Brian Brett
While I am patiently waiting for the warmer weather of spring to arrive, I realize that farmers have more at stake than I do if spring is a wetter and cooler season this year. Last weekend we had our snowstorm but this weekend there is hope of two digit temperatures and some sun. There is hope that this will melt the last of our snow and maybe I can play in the garden for a few hours. I need to be careful not to uncover too much debris as some of our pollinators may still be sleeping in the warm underground until it really warms up. However, I just can't resist the urge to get my hands just a little bit dirty this weekend.
Abstract landscape image taken in the Cusco region of Peru. Using (ICM) intentional camera movement as the sun sets over the mountains. Edited in Lightroom.
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