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East Fork Jemez River Early Autumn
Santa Fe National Forest, NMReprocessed in #AffinitySuite from RAW file to exported jpg. Even with as little time as I spent on the photo I feel this image has more depth, color, and texture than my previous effort.*
I've been using this new app for 3 days now. It is basically Canva's original photo, vector, and layout apps combined into one integrated suite and is "totally free."** I am very impressed. It is a joy to use. I was able to get great results right away. It is fast and responsive. Professional grade.
*If you want to compare, this is the original #landscape image I posted:
https://techhub.social/@bosquebill/115321970990672046**you do need to provide a valid email address to download. You have to pay for a Premium subscription to use their AI tools, but reviewers are not impressed with those; one calling them "shit." This is not open-source. A large corporation hopes to lure you to their paid plan, but it's a gift as is.
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The Valley of The Gods - beautiful place 😊 Nice picture 🤩 I need to visit there again 🤔
The image below is taken probably 20 years ago.
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@bosquebill My version... Not nearly as good as yours but it looks like it was taken from nearly the same spot! #CapitalReef #PublicLands #Utah #BackCountryRoads
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@bosquebill they now need to dig less for a #FlameTrench 😜
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Ponderosa Pines
Jemez Mountains in New MexicoThree mature Ponderosa pine trees stand tall in a grassy clearing. The tallest, I guesstimate, over 120 feet high, the two others 80-100 feet.
These old growth trees were off NF-100 on the north side of Valles Caldera. I saw elk when driving up to there.
From my blog post which has photos of lots of critters, flowers, dragonflies, and beautiful scenery: https://bosquebill.blogspot.com/2013/08/jemez-mountain-loop.html
#ThickTrunkTuesday #TallTreeTuesday #photo #NewMexico #landscape #PonderosaPines #travel
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Valley of the Gods in the morning light with bonus moon.
This aerial photo shows a few of the sandstone towers and cliffs that make this area so very special. Located in SE Utah and administered by the Bureau of Land Management, there is no fee for entrance or camping. You can see my pickup camper in the bottom third of the photo.
For more photos of this trip with commentary click:
https://bosquebill.blogspot.com/2018/12/southeastern-utah-part-1-fall-2018.htmlOne of my favorite places on earth, I've visited 8 times in the last decade and have blog entries for each visit:
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Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly National Monument, AZ
There were many small, heavy clouds moving across the sky casting shadows into the canyon. I decided to post process the photo using the Orton Effect to contrast the soft and hard portions of the image.
An image from a post on my travel and camping blog:
https://bosquebill.blogspot.com/2016/05/spring-2016-shakedown-az-and-nm-part-3.html -
Not only is it a thick trunk, it is very dense, as well... quartz, in fact. Notice the hundreds of similar petrified logs strewn across the hills.
Early morning light shines across the Crystal Forest Trail in Petrified Forest National Park.
Photo from my travel blog:
https://bosquebill.blogspot.com/2016/05/spring-2016-shakedown-az-part-2.html#photo #ThickTrunkTuesday #PetrifiedForest #Arizona #landscape #NationalParks
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Alpine Meadow
Uncompahgre National Forest, CO -
Alpine Meadow
Uncompahgre National Forest, CO -
Tiny storm cell moving this way and it's generating thunder way beyond it's size.
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The Sandstone Cliffs at Dunton
San Juan National Forest, CO -
The Sandstone Cliffs at Dunton
San Juan National Forest, CO -
The Sandstone Cliffs at Dunton
San Juan National Forest, CO -
The Sandstone Cliffs at Dunton
San Juan National Forest, CO -
The Sandstone Cliffs at Dunton
San Juan National Forest, CO -
Rocky Mountain Elk
San Juan National Forest, COFirst photo processed from last week's camping trip. Not super dynamic, but was fun to see this small herd. They were way far away so this is a heavily cropped image from a 420mm lens.
#WildlifeWednesday #photo #elk #nature #NationalForest #Colorado
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Rocky Mountain Elk
San Juan National Forest, COFirst photo processed from last week's camping trip. Not super dynamic, but was fun to see this small herd. They were way far away so this is a heavily cropped image from a 420mm lens.
#WildlifeWednesday #photo #elk #nature #NationalForest #Colorado
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Rocky Mountain Elk
San Juan National Forest, COFirst photo processed from last week's camping trip. Not super dynamic, but was fun to see this small herd. They were way far away so this is a heavily cropped image from a 420mm lens.
#WildlifeWednesday #photo #elk #nature #NationalForest #Colorado
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Rocky Mountain Elk
San Juan National Forest, COFirst photo processed from last week's camping trip. Not super dynamic, but was fun to see this small herd. They were way far away so this is a heavily cropped image from a 420mm lens.
#WildlifeWednesday #photo #elk #nature #NationalForest #Colorado
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Rocky Mountain Elk
San Juan National Forest, COFirst photo processed from last week's camping trip. Not super dynamic, but was fun to see this small herd. They were way far away so this is a heavily cropped image from a 420mm lens.
#WildlifeWednesday #photo #elk #nature #NationalForest #Colorado
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Arch Canyon
Bears Ears National Monument, UT#SilentSunday #photo #landscape #canyon #redrocks #geology #PublicLands #Utah
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Arch Canyon
Bears Ears National Monument, UT#SilentSunday #photo #landscape #canyon #redrocks #geology #PublicLands #Utah
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Arch Canyon
Bears Ears National Monument, UT#SilentSunday #photo #landscape #canyon #redrocks #geology #PublicLands #Utah
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Arch Canyon
Bears Ears National Monument, UT#SilentSunday #photo #landscape #canyon #redrocks #geology #PublicLands #Utah
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Arch Canyon
Bears Ears National Monument, UT#SilentSunday #photo #landscape #canyon #redrocks #geology #PublicLands #Utah
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Empidonax Flycatcher
Cibola National Forest, NM -
Galloping Goose Water Tank
Trout Lake, ColoradoLocated on the Rio Grande Southern Railroad route from Dolores to Telluride, this water tank served the steam locomotives that originally ran on this narrow gauge railroad.
The expensive to run locomotives were replaced by lightweight "motors" built from automotive bodies for mail runs. These motors were nicknamed Galloping Geese.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galloping_Goose_(railcar)
https://www.gallopinggoose5.org/history
#WaterTowerWednesday #WaterTank #photo #history #railroad #Colorado
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