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Big horn sheep rams gazing on some dried out grass on top of some hills/mountains in Yellowstone National Park.
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When I am doing some upscale shopping I like to dress the part. It's important to look classy to the ladies working in the stores and blending in with the other fashionable women shoppers. A moderate length hounds tooth skirt fits the bill for this type of shopping, and oh yeah, a happy big smile helps too !
This photo shows the interior of an upscale rooftop bar or restaurant in Pattaya, Thailand, captured during the evening hours. The scene features a sophisticated bar setup with two bartenders working behind an elegant curved bar counter. The bar is well-stocked with premium spirits displayed on illuminated shelving along the wall. A distinctive decorative lamp with a fringed shade sits prominently on the bar counter, adding to the venue's upscale ambiance. Through the large windows or open-air design, you can see the stunning nighttime cityscape of Pattaya with its glittering lights spread across the urban landscape below. The lighting creates a warm, inviting atmosphere typical of high-end cocktail establishments, while the panoramic city view suggests this is likely a rooftop venue that capitalizes on Pattaya's scenic skyline. The professional bar setup and city vista make this appear to be one of the premium drinking destinations that Pattaya is known for, offering both craft cocktails and spectacular views of the coastal city.
AI created in SDXL 1.0 mode on ClipDrop.
I use this for testing my prompts. Sometimes also to use the results as seed images on Nightcafe.
This particular image enhanced and upscaled in Photoshop
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LH image: original WOMBOdream ... 4.8cms X 7.8cms
RH image: print of original WOMBOdream &
hand enlargement ...... 26cms X 56 cms (A1)
Acrylic/Watercolour/Pen+Ink on cartridge paper
Low kms and purchased for a case of beer
In the middle of the 1973 model year, Buick returned to the compact market with the Buick Apollo, using General Motors’ X-body platform, based on the Chevrolet Nova. When the car was extensively restyled for the 1975 model year, the two-door hatchback sedan (coupe) and two-door sedan (coupe) were rechristened “Skylark”, while the four-door sedan remained "Apollo".
Two-door hatchback and two-door sedan models were available as the base Skylark or as the more upscale, European-inspired Skylark S/R ("Sports/Rallye"). Four-door sedans were available as the base Apollo or the more upscale Apollo S/R. In addition, there was a very plain, lower-priced Skylark "S" available only as a two-door sedan with minimal interior and exterior trim. "VentiPorts" reappeared integrated into the front half of the rub strip that ran the length of the vehicle, which had disappeared from Skylarks in 1968.
The standard engine for the Buick Skylarks was Buick’s own 231-cubic-inch (3.8 L) V6 engine with a 2-barrel carburetor creating 110 hp (82 kW) at 4000 rpm. Buick purchased back the tooling for the engine from American Motors, which acquired them when the company purchased the Kaiser Jeep division from Kaiser Industries. The Apollo used Chevrolet's 250-cubic-inch (4.1 L) inline 6-cylinder engine.
Cove Cliff, North Vancouver, British Columbia
I had gotten off the Ohio Turnpike on the last exit going east to get gas when I spotted this unlikely abandoned house near the gas station. I think it is early twentieth century but looks like something you would find in an upscale suburb of the 1920's. The barn following was on the property. I have intended to try to find it and get better pictures. Recently I ran across a set by jeffdoolittle4, taken about a year ago. It doesn't seem to have changed much except for a little more deterioration:
www.flickr.com/photos/jeffdoolittle4/2979002825/in/photos...
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Párisi Udvar Budapest is a historical building from 19th century which was transformed into a 5-star luxury hotel with 110 upscale rooms and suites, an exclusive restaurant and bar, conference facilities, spa and several high-end fashion shops.
The building was designed for Baron József Brudern by Mihály Pollack, also the architect of the Hungarian National Museum. By the time it was completed in 1817, people had already started to call it Párisi Udvar (Paris Court) or Párisi House. Baron Brudern himself lived on the second floor, and there were 32 shops were located on the ground floor. The shops were the most elegant and luxurious in the city. It was believed that the attraction-seeking, breath-taking building was designed by Pollack as a replica of the Parisian Passage des Panoramas, from where it took its name. In 1906 it became the home of Budapest’s Central Savings Bank, and was redesigned entirely.
The hotel incorporates elements from Arabic, Moorish and Gothic design, representing Hungary’s fascinating past. The original façade, staircases and decorative tiles have been carefully preserved and the guestrooms feature tailor-made, Hungarian-crafted furnishings.
This addition to the modified 1x2 Plate family features hollow studs on top and a 3.18 bar centered on the underside, allowing for offsets and inversions in one compact package. Originally this came from a struggle to narrow a microscale ship down to a single stud width without compromising on the structural integrity.
Built for the New Elementary make a wishbrick competition.
3D View: mecabricks.com/en/models/KZvmAMX7vG6