Yep, I agree. Very subtle, though.
Indeed. You can see by the trees and also the strings. The AI doesn’t know that strings are strings and have a logical usage. Instead it draws their shape without knowing what they are, so they are misaligned slightly. Similar are the branches on the trees.
A friend of mine in 7th grade (60+ years ago) adjusted the lyrics a bit. Not sure if this is irony, naivete, or kink.
Kookaburra sits on the old gum tree,
Eatin’ all the girlies he can see–
Stop, kookaburra!
Stop, kookaburra!
That’s not a girlie, that’s me!
I’ve been walking my dog with a UV flashlight. I see the same scorpions in the same locations every night.
I took this picture the other day because the sky was so beautiful. I didn’t put any filters or make any changes and it came out really dark.
For my second try, I got some animals in there for interest and lightened it up a lot. Looks weird but still pretty.
Not sharp and only with iPhone, but this subject crawled into view, so I took the chance
I love that second photo. The colours and the light look fantastic.
Thank you! I love to see that stormlight.
Beautiful! Is this Hawaii?
I could only imagine how wonderful it must be to have a home on the shore there!
Queensland, Australia. And only a place we rented for the weekend. Not my home unfortunately
Came across this guy yesterday while hiking:
Spud lake:
Chillin’.
Crow to red-winged blackbird: Showoff.
Red-winged blackbird to crow: It’s not my fault you have no sense of style.
A closeup of the Lunar Appenine mountains, shot from my backyard in the city with an 8" scope. The white arrow points to the exact location where Apollo 15 landed. If you look closely below and to the left of that, you can see Hadley Rille, a collapsed lava tube.
Here’s what the rille looks like on the Moon:
(Shot by Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin)
Thunderstorm over the Animas River valley.
The local mood this evening…
Sunset over Meijer.
Twin Arrows, AZ:
