dreaming of lighthouses... by blondeblurr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
As promised to you all before, here is one more sample... well maybe four (!) to be precise - with 'THAT' program (speaking of Deep Dream Generator).
I simply tried to save myself some time, by manipulating the Byron Bay lighthouse image, 4 x here, in different Dream Styles [stones+spring-flower+van Gogh+night-sketch], my personal favourite is the 'stones' dream - I wonder which one you prefer ?
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BTW - Byron Bay (about 1 hour from our home) is 'THE' most Easterly point of Australia, where you can see the first sunrise it's very popular with tourists (and locals, especially on New Years Eve). I will promise you a photo with a point of view, from the lighthouse, it's just absolutely stunning...
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I am wishing you all, many generated dreams in the *New Year* for 2017 and this is my take on the above creation and maybe one of these dream themes will float your boat or soothe your soul - LOL
Cheers Brigitte

Comments (18)
Stunning aspects - love your style
Superb capture and post work. God bless.
This is beautiful work.
van Gogh is my favorite. At first glance I though stones was a sand castle. Wonderful work.
Amazing indeed! I love it! I also have used DDG and it is so fascinating to see the changes that are happening in seconds to a photo or any image! Thank you for sharing! Waiting for the photo! I wish you the best for the New Year! Hugs!
My prefered version is Van Gogh, there is a superb light in this one! DDG is probably very interesting (I did't try to use it...), but for my personnal images, I prefer show the reality. Whatever it may be, your images are very eye-catcher, Brigitte!
Best wishes for 2017 to you too, my friend!
Excellent captures / composition,nice post work !
The top right is my favorite. Andrew.
Amazing variations, I still can't believe the gift wrapped one Andrew likes, it got me as well, that it was actually once a lighthouse !
They all rock in their own ways and it's really hard to just pick one fav, truly wicked results and super eye-candy composition.
Ace digi-fiddling BB & ~Cheers~
I like the results very much.
Beautiful work.
Nice work... Aloha
Super cool variations indeed !
I like the stone dream however all of them are very eye catching.
Great job as always Brigitte, thanks for coming back.
Really looking forward to the lighthouse picture. It sounds like a beautiful spot to be at on New Years Eve.
Wishing you sweet dreams and all the best in 2017 too !
This is really cool . . . . . all four versions !!!! But, I especially like the texturing in the two bottom images !!! Really nice work, Brigitte!!!!
Very good!
Love them all, Brigitte, but if I had to pick a favorite, I'd go with your choice---the 'stone' variation. With Mark, it DOES look like a sand castle. (See, from the comments above, my praises are shared! I may write longer than some, because I've got a big mouth, but my reactions are shared by many.) The stone one looks like the lighthouse is emerging out of a deep cave---it's kind of 'breaking through'. I really like the flower version too, 'gift wrapped' as your son calls it. A good contrast, too, because the stone one is darker and more intense. The van Gogh, of course, is very painterly, and the light part looks like it's on fire! And the 'night sketch'---well, it looks like some major spiders got hold of the thing, and left it encrusted with webs. A big halloween eerie ominous piece, on a "bad hair day". Love what you did with it. Another delightful upload from you, 4 very different styles. And anytime you want to post a photo of the place would be great. I somehow think that the "easternmost" point is so far east, you should be able to see South America from there. (That would be something...) A wonderful festive 4-some. Always a treat when you stop by, B!
Yes, finally the editing in which you have placed your name, with that lovely yellow glow. It is extraordinary how different they are, and all so interesting to compare. Spot on, dear friend. It is a fantastic result, and of course, I think you had a lot of fun playing in your "style dream", right? Love from Jacky
great work
A most interesting and beautiful 4 pieces in one... dont know whish "tych" to call it LOL ! May you have a very Happy and Healthy new year, my friend :)