Hi All 👋 My latest post for Susan’s Digital Art Challenge: Hidden Safe House.
Okay, so this one became a bit of an epic as one idea led to another. I ended up with three different scenarios, & thus, three different baseline images.
I’m starting out with the safe house in a wood scenario. The following is a photo from an old WWII military site at Elie, Fife.

This is the end picture I’m going with for this particular scenario run.

There were many different attempts to get to this final image (check out the carousel below ?).
My next scenario to explore was a safe house disguised as a boat shed. This shot at Arbroath Harbour is the basis for the prompt.

The first picture for this was a wee bit limited in scope & a bit old-looking compared to what I had in mind.

I re-visited the prompt & chose a more modern version. This picture came out as an internal one, which I thought was a good take on the challenge. It is my favourite from this particular scenario.

Again, there were several other versions, including steampunk & cyberpunk re-imaginings in the carousel below ?
We are getting towards the end, I promise ?
Whilst working on these other scenarios, I remembered some work I’d done on a lensball picture where there was a dragon in the scene that could only be seen through the lensball.
This set me off down the track of a safe house that can only be seen through a lensball; this is the baseline shot.

Through the prompt, I was able to factor in a modern safe house in the woods that can only be found through a lensball.

I was really happy with this result, but then, as usual, I decided to have some fun by going down the steampunk, cyberpunk, and synth-wave rabbit holes.
I think this particular cyberpunk rendering is my favourite overall. The rest of the images are in the carousel below this picture.

Excellent safe houses, sweetie! I love how your woods setting carousel progresses from simple to ever crazier versions ?. The boat house and Lensy ones are gorgeous, too!
Thanks, Sweetie ?
Great images. I do love the first winter scene. And the one with the house under the overhanging rock shelf made me smile.
Thanks, Marie ?
Wow!
This is quite a bunch. Each one is certainly wonderful
Thanks, Hammad ?
Brilliant, Jez! Love the boathouse ones a lot! ?
Thanks, Kevin ?