Something for the Weekend - Part 163 - Gone fishin'

[davescm]

After the last corkscrew challenge I thought we should get out into the big outdoors for some fresh air. So this week we have a springtime lake. Can you place yourself, or anyone else in the scene?

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Have fun

Dave

[Optimistic_Cascade15A8]

The lake, post Jacobian apocalypse...

[Jacob Bugge]

I know, I know. My name is mud.

[davescm]

Very good Rafael. We once had a drain the dock challenge - it was one of the very early SFTWs.

Dave

[jane-e]

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@davescm wrote:

We once had a drain the dock challenge - it was one of the very early SFTWs.

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Part 2: What Lies Beneath

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/something-for-the-weekend-part-2-what...

Jane

[Jacob Bugge]

More recently, Trevor presented a long term weather forecast showing something even worse than a sticky end,

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/something-for-the-weekend-part-136-a-...

[Trevor.Dennis]

This one made me laugh out loud!  Is that from Death Valley's racetrack Playa?

[Optimistic_Cascade15A8]

Indeed. The tracks are from a "sailing stone", which ended up under the dock...

[Jacob Bugge]

Glacial/groundwater is good: the greenery is still there; so different from the brownery left behind by each Kenai spruce bark beetle attack.

Hopefully, this was not a crucial tipping point.

[Dean_Utian]

I'm glad that at least the mountains still have snow in this future world :).

[Ussnorway]

i assume the fisherman died trying to pat something?

[Jacob Bugge]

Edited.                                               After a quiet(er) apocalypse

Click/RightClick to get closer, Click Here to see in Chrome 

[davescm]

Very still now - but I can't see the bottom of the lake. It must have got deeper 🙂

[Jacob Bugge]

Quite, Dave, and wider. A most lucky apocalypse, at least for me.

[Trevor.Dennis]

[davescm]

That's a nice take on it Trevor. What did you use for the textured landscape?

Dave

[Trevor.Dennis]

A carefully measured amount of antimatter, then turned the Flux Capacitor all the way to eleven!  Or it might have been Topaz Glow.

[Dean_Utian]

Well done Tever. You can send some antimatter this way. Looks great 🙂 

[mamma murph]

I love the reinterpretation of the landscape. Reminds me a bit of Edvard Munch's, The Scream.

FUN! - murphy

[Dean_Utian]

A few more boats but how to get to them?

[Jacob Bugge]

Well, we're watched while we wonder, Dean.

The more I ponder and wonder, the more I am convinced that we shall have to move in mysterious ways, through the many worlds.

[Ussnorway]

designed and built by government?

[Dean_Utian]

I would guess yes - designed and built by government.

[Trevor.Dennis]

Dean, I wonder if it would be doable to make a kaleidoscope animation?  Would the segments fold into each other?

[EuanWilliamson]

Sort of . . .

[Dean_Utian]

I like the spinning though maks me dizzy 🙂