A lunar eclipse, softened by a layer of clouds, looks newborn.
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A lunar eclipse, softened by a layer of clouds, looks newborn.
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My free day so not brown. Fiddled with this a bit just for fun. Christmas/Thanksgiving cactus, surprise bloom.
White daisy from my garden. I soften a bit and added a blue tent with masked out backround
The default setting for the program I used here is 50 triangles for 500 generations. I changed the setting to 100 triangles and found that I was actually disappointed in how accurate the image became after 500 generations. It wasn't abstracted enough for what I wanted. But 100 triangles after only 87 generations struck me as good. The original/target image is a photo I took of a recent commission. I do all sorts of commissions - if interested check out www.unicoherent.com
The neoclassical Jefferson Memorial is situated on the shore of the Tidal Basin off the Potomac River. Its design references the Roman Pantheon and Jefferson's own design for the Rotunda at the University of Virginia. In 2007, it was ranked fourth on the "List of America's Favorite Architecture" by the American Institute of Architects.
softened daffodil
© 2022 Jeff Stewart. All rights reserved.
© 2022 Jeff Stewart. All rights reserved.
another version where you can see the fruit better but I really hate it. And today the future doesn't look bright.
What sacrifices we make for utata iron photographer.
IP 343 requires:
1) a self portrait
2) with a towel on your head
3) and holding a fruit or vegetable
A chilly visit to Devils Tower National Monument this past March (3-4-2022) netted images of mystical fog toying with the rocky heights, an ebb and flow wholely dependent upon the occasional puff of breeze in the near-freezing temperatures. Black and white seemed another appropriate approach to presenting this magical place.
© 2022 Jeff Stewart. All rights reserved.
Erosion has revealed the rock not far beneath the surface of the crest of this hill that bisects a meadow on the northwest side of Devils Tower. I spent several hours at the National Monument as it peeked in and out of the fog and clouds, hiking around the base and the surrounding meadows. Devils Tower is well worth the visit any time of year in any weather but I particularly enjoy the quiet off-season visits, for that is when it is most peaceful. (3-4-2022)
A little bit of fog and a little bit of snow... A few random flakes fell while hiking around Devils Tower but it was mostly just a damp cold owing to the fog that shrouded the landscape the majority of the day. (3-4-2022)
