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Hey there! Check out this picture of my wife Susan, looking like a true champ on our bike ride despite being completely drookit (that’s Scots for soaked) from the rain. We love cycling no matter the weather, and Susan’s smile in this picture just proves it!??
A cloudy start, but the blue sky peeking through hints at the nice day to come; pity I was at work for all of it & it was raining by the time I headed home??
Here’s an AI watercolour transformation of the scene.
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My Fan Of… this week is another rainy day on the bikes with some strong winds added for good measure. We’d promised ourselves a quick 10-mile ride to blow away some cobwebs, so we decided to head to the Forth & Clyde Canal. The day we chose started out rainy & windy but was forecast to clear up by 0900. Susan looked out & said the forecast was wrong, & it was going to rain all day; she was right.
We wanted to get out on the bikes, though & so got our wet weather gear and set out into 20mph winds & horizontal rain? & headed to the Canal.
We were a wee bit drookit by the time we got there
This early morning shot was during an unplanned overnight stay in Edinburgh??????
Looking towards Princes Street, Edinburgh
I also transformed the image into a watercolour? In the prompt, I specified the location as being Edinburgh. Giving the AI a location does change the outcome of the transformation.
Watercolour transformation of Edinburgh cityscape
The following picture uses the same baseline shot as above but without specifying the location. The transformation into a cityscape just after dawn is good, but the architecture is generic; the AI has picked up the older style architecture well from the initial image.
Watercolour transformation without a specified location