I haven’t found any uglier corners here in Ludwigshafen than in other cities in Germany. This is the view from the Berliner Platz, the public transport hub with busses, trams, and trains intersecting towards the church St. Ludwig. It’s been edited with the Meta AI “paper” filter.
Tourmaline’s October Daily Share Challenge #3
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An orange gerbera in a winter posie, an orange tulip in a spring garden, an orange poppy in a summer field, an orrange leave on an autumn vine. Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge: Orange
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Splash
That’s the 3D filter (thanks to Meta). The photo is a normal 2D picture of my favourite cartoon characters which decorate my pencil box.
PS: Something doesn’t seem right with the fingers on Obelix’ left hand.
I’ll probably try out some of my own drawings next.
Tourmaline’s October Daily Share Challeng #2
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The leaves of sumac trees are the earliest to turn red.I took this photo a few years ago in September in the Luisenpark in Mannheim, a rather large park which was the site of the Bundesgartenschau in 1975 and again in 2023, This is a biennal horticultural show which changes venues. My photo is from before 2023 in the “old” park but I don’t know how much the lake was changed for ’23.
Festival of Leaves 26 Week #1: Early Autumn Reflections
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Small asters
for Cee’s Flower of the Day and Bren’s Floral Friday
As I’ve mentioned in another post, I found a photo editing function a couple of days ago (it’s WhatsApp’s doing, called Meta AI). I mostly use this app to note the homework for my students and sometimes I send photos of exercise sheets for students who have been sick and missed the class. The photo above was the first one I sent after “restyling” it, the particular filter is called “Low-poly”. The original was a normal sheet with pics and I really liked the effect. The exercise, btw, is cutting out the syllables and forming them into words that match the pictures and then glueing them together in their exercise books.
Here is the original:
Tourmaline’s October Daily Share #1
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Last on the camera SD card. A substation which has interesting murals on three sides. This is the fourth side. Last on the phone SD card. Henry snapped and used as a model for a new feature of my camera (see the One-to-three Challenge). Last … Continue reading Two quickies
