This is a fun challenge that no one hosts, so if you want to participate, just post a photo.
This is also my post for John’s Cellpic Sunday.
Someone found a pair of glasses & put them on a hedge
Tag: iPhone SE
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Last on the Card — Jun 2024
Hi All 👋 My entry for Brian’s monthly challenge.
From my iPhone
Dark Skies Latest AI Artwork
Impressionism Bench From my Apple Watch
This is a new one — I inadvertently took a screenshot on my watch whilst running stock at work; this requires 2 buttons to be pushed simultaneously.
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Last on the Card — May 2024
Hi All 👋 My entry for Brian’s monthly challenge.
From my DSLR
Goat Fell, Isle of Arran From my iPhone
Glasgow Latest AI Artwork
Pansy sculpture -
Last on the Card — April 2024
Hi All 👋 My entry for Brian’s monthly challenge.
From my dslr
Tulip macro From my iPhone
Homemade biscuits Latest AI Artwork
Lonely in the rain -
Last on the Card — March 2024
Hi All 👋 My entry for Brian’s monthly challenge.
From my iPhone
Early Skies Latest AI Artwork
AI transformation of Falkirk Wheel -
Last on the Card February 2024
Hi All 👋 My entry for Brian’s monthly challenge.
From my iPhone
I’ve no DSLR pics for Feb, but here’s my last AI pic.
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Edinburgh Reflections — Cellpic Sunday
Hi All 👋 This is my latest post for John’s Cellpic Sunday.
This is The Ivy in Edinburgh. I took this shot just as we came out of Rose Street & was impressed by the reflections in the building. The entrance to Rose Street is the gap in the buildings in the reflection that can be seen on the left-hand side.
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Storm Damage — Cellpic Sunday
Hi All 👋 This is my latest post for John’s Cellpic Sunday.
This is just across the road from where we stay. I did these shots with the phone inverted so that the camera lens was close to the ground for a ground-level perspective. I’d found a wee twig on the path that I could rest the phone on. The focal point can be altered by leaning the phone away from you or back towards you.
In this first shot, I tilted the phone toward the ground slightly so that nearer objects, like the twig, come into focus & the background is blurred.
Twig with fallen tree background For this second shot, I tilted the phone back towards me a wee bit so that the background came into focus.
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Last on the Card January 2024
Hi All 👋 My entry for Brian’s monthly challenge.
From my iPhone
From my DSLR
I know that no explanation is required, but I thought this shot would benefit from one. The other morning, I noticed that the moon was reflecting the colours of the dawn, turning it an orangey sort of colour. There was no time to set up properly, so this was shot freehand at the full extent of Snappy’s 18-300mm zoom lens
As I’m working a lot with AI at the moment, I thought I’d add my latest piece of Hot Mods generated artwork as a bonus. I used the moonshot above as the baseline for the following picture.
Hot Mods generated image of orange moon
