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Monday Window – May 13, 2024
Back in 2022 I posted some photos from Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge Tennessee from a trip some nine years ago – Unusual Dormers, Happy Holidays! We didn’t stop in those touristy towns, just did “drive-by photography”. Every so often those photos come to mind, and this time I went back for a couple more. There […]
Monday Window – May 6, 2024
Prim and proper A prim and proper home with a dormer, decorative shutters on the windows, and a neatly maintained front yard. What more can you ask? … Last week fellow Monday Window bloggers shared these posts: 2024 Monday Window: 04.29 Blowing Bubbles Old Lady by the Window Around town (modern windows) Old school window THE HOUSE […]
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Tag Archives: Photography
AI in post-processing
In a number of posts I have disparaged AI, even made fun of it. But all is not bad. In more tightly applied applications, AI has proven quite capable. Recently my OneDrive dug up a reminder of some old phots … Continue reading
Posted in artificial intelligence, Digital Photos, Photo Editing
Tagged AI, artificial intelligence, camera, nikon, Photography, photos, post-processing
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Nostalgia Time
This is the time of year when many look back over the past year. Time to reminisce over the happenings, the activities, the friendships. It is not my habit to join in, but this year I will. I came across … Continue reading
256 Shades
Light, shadow, and 256 shades of white? There is a door in my house that at certain times is partially bathed in sunlight streaming through a window. The door is painted in a uniform, warm, near-white shade. At all times … Continue reading
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