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A series of AI-generated pictures of Naomi C. in different art styles.
To be continued.
Pictures made with Midjourney.
I'm always happy to accept invites to groups as long as I can see their content. Should I see "this group is not available to you", my photos won't be made available to that group. Thanks for your understanding.
This is the coat of arms of my home town of Sandwich in Kent. The five ports on the SE coast had special privileges and duties from Anglo-Saxon times until the 19th century. The original 5 ports were Sandwich, Dover, Hastings, Romney and Hythe, with the Ancient Towns of Rye and Winchelsea being added by Richard I as 'limbs', with other places being added later. This confederacy established by Edward the Confessor (c1050) furnished ships and men for the state in return for priveleges such as tax exemptions and the framing of bye-laws.
This is our dog, modeling a charming sweater and a charming series of buttons!
BUTTONS GONE NO MORE BUTTONS AVAILABLE
This close-up photo was taken with a Sigma 28-80mm f3.5-5.6 HF Asph. Macro Zoom ( Macro at 80mm only). Photo taken at f36, 1/60 sec., camera pull up flash sync with a remote Slave flash for fill. Shot in RAW, ISO 200. PP using Adobe CS6 Photoshop.
This is the limestone pavement on the top of Malham Cove in the Yorkshire Dales. Went there in April. This is the top of what the kid on the previous shot was climbing up (i walked, not climbed, just in case you were wondering)
I over-exposed the sky and the people to try and get a kind of edge-of-the-world effect. Not that i've ever been to the edge of teh world, so what do i know?
Busy still; feeling what in this country is technically described as "meh". Not quite sure how it translates ...
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Quebec Familiprix International Air Show
Quebec Interrnational Airport CYQB
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
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Day 2 : Saturday June 14, 2008
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Title: The book of exposition = Kitab al-izah fi'ilm al-nikah b-it-tamam w-al-kamal : literally translated from the Arabic with translator's foreword, numerous important notes illustrating the text, and several interesting appendices
Creator: SuyÅ«á¹-Ä«, 1445-1505. n 80081636
Publisher: Paris ; London ; New York : Maison d'Ãditions Scientifiques
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1900
Language: eng
Includes bibliographical references
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Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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This property lies on the shores of the Volga River, south of its confluence with the River Kama, and south of the capital of Tatarstan, Kazan. It contains evidence of the medieval city of Bolgar, an early settlement of the civilization of Volga-Bolgars, which existed between the 7th and 15th centuries AD, and was the first capital of the Golden Horde in the 13th century. Bolgar represents the historical cultural exchanges and transformations of Eurasia over several centuries that played a pivotal role in the formation of civilizations, customs and cultural traditions. The property provides remarkable evidence of historic continuity and cultural diversity. It is a symbolic reminder of the acceptance of Islam by the Volga-Bolgars in AD 922 and remains a sacred pilgrimage destination to the Tatar Muslims.
Ms. Gooner and Double With Cream tagged me for this "Under 10" thing going around Flickr. I don't usually get into these things, but I've not intentionally put off my response. Three moves in a year has submerged all my photos into some box that has not yet surfaced in our new rental. I ran across this one while I was digging through my old office stuff this morning and just about yipped for joy!
I was 11 months old in this photo. I think I was more fun then than I am now. I suspect by the time I am eighty, I will have recovered. ;-)
I'm not tagging anybody, simply because I rarely do stuff like that and I just tagged some people on my blog yesterday for another one of these... *wry grin*
So just do it if you want to - and if you have a photo handy!
This is a photo from 2007, apparently Elsinore was still ripping up the track surface during the week. It looks like it could use some water, but it still looks pretty nice! Donny had that helmet painted for me, I don't remember the company that painted it though....
"D'you guys get what I'm complaining about now?" Mr Zebra asked his friends - who were too darn cold to answer. See www.flickr.com/photos/globalnomad01/8401162199/
The Flickr Lounge, Texture
This is one of my all time favorite photos, I just like the flower, the bee on the flower, the color and the composition of this shot.
Something tells me I'm tired. This is the third of this shot I posted. Well, at least this one is from a slightly different angle!
Please see lots of photos of this and other Native Habitat Restoration projects HERE.
"Yellow" is the weekly challenge for both Flickr Friday and the Seattle Flickrites. So, I had to go find some Yellow stuff. Well, it turns out Yellow is a great color and it's all around. These are 'Yellow.'
This is a picture I sell, framed and ready for hanging. This is St. Bees Head at dusk, the waves coming in create a mist effect.
I'm really only posting this old and not good shot because it's for sale.
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Title: Katechismus der Turnkunst
Creator: Kloss, M. (Moritz), 1818-1881
Publisher: Leipzig : Weber
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1887
Language: ger
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Title: Manual of musical drill and system of physical training : for the use of teachers in schools
Creator: Cruden, George
Publisher: London : Simpkin, Marshall
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1889
Language: eng
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Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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When the Rocky Mountain Goat started coming toward them, the Bighorn ewes and lambs ran across the road and away from it. Jasper Park, May 29, 2013
This gorgeous quilted blanket was made by Randy's Mum for our baby. Even Bryan said "impressive" when he saw it - praise indeed from one of them wordy men folks!
I met Jo and Randy and their lovely children today and they gave it to me so I'm now putting it far out of reach of the cats' claws until the baby comes!
This week at Pataphysical Studios: Garuda's first dance in the slot machine; the X-ray Skull gets a new base; playing with lights, music ... and theater! More about Pataphysical Studios: pataphysics.us
This young immature buck is just hanging back and watching the competition between a couple of older bucks. Foggy morning.
RAW, PS Elements.
This is my experiment with light and shadow in my studio. After some shot i got this one i thing this graph can able to your nice one.
This was taken on 9th December 2009 in Leicester city as I’ve had this idea for a while and finding the right time and location took its time. I wanted to set I high class/fashion feel with a masquerade twist.
This was taken on a Cannon 500D and enhanced using the camera raw menu and had minimal touching up in Photoshop CS4.
Models – Helen Norman
Hair - Lorna Marie Finegan
Make-up - Models