Photography, Fiction, Travel, and Opinions.
This is a companion post to the previous post about a 1957 Chevy Bel Air I saw sitting by its lonesome in the parking lot of the Cornerstone Church (one of them make-the-pastor-rich mega-churches). I mentioned I partially channeled oneowner, but these versions are in monochrome, so it's even less of a partial channeling. These... Continue Reading →
As mentioned in yesterday's post (LINK), while on my way back home from a quick shopping run, I saw the above car (a 1957 Chevy Bel Air)sitting by its lonesome in the parking lot of the Cornerstone Church (one of them make-the-pastor-rich mega-churches). While in the previous post I enjoyed 'repositioning' the car in various... Continue Reading →
I was driving past the Cornerstone Church when I saw this car parked there. I snapped a bunch of photos which I will process and post, but this is a quick post about using Photoshop's Generative Fill (basically, an AI-driven image generator) to 'reposition' the car in what I think are better surroundings. This being... Continue Reading →
https://ejdalise.smugmug.com/Travel/Florida-2024-Sampler-01/i-88GvBSK Busy doing nothing, so this will be quick. Again, composed on the phone app, so I don't know how this will turn out. Above, you see statues of the Apollo 11 astronauts at the Kennedy Space Center. The display is in front of a large building dedicated to the Apollo program and housing various... Continue Reading →
Upscaled 4X using Topaz Photo AI Them who read the previous post about the Johnston City Classic Car Show<<click might remember the photo of the mural. Seeing as this post is all about the details (close-ups), I figured I'd open with a closeup of that mural photo. Rather, of the hydrant in front of the... Continue Reading →
Would you believe there was a motorcycle parked in front of this mural? . . . and that the mural was shot with a wide-angle lens that distorted the perspective? Well, it's true on both counts. A little over a week ago, I found a couple of balance weights next to the wheels of my... Continue Reading →
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