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"Beswick's Wren in Green" is digitally altered photograph of a Beswick's Wren taken from my backyard in Palm Desert, California

The beauty of Angel Digital Manipulation.

digitally manipulated image of a dragonfly

Night Floral

digital manipulation of a thistle image

Mountain 22

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Way to heaven Digital manipulation

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It's not a great photograph, but I loved the composition so much. That cloud cutting across on a diagonal, it reminded me of a yin -yang type of thing. I digitally altered it to look like a painting. That blob on the upper right is a bit of a tree.

DNA manipulation. Modern digital art

I was inspired by Monet when I edited my photo to look more like a painting with a bright pastel palette. Taken with a Nikon D3500 in Algiers Point, Louisiana.

I got into the habit of taking my camera with me even when I'm just shopping for groceries. So I saw this tree with fruit, and I thought it looked lovely against the sky (blue) haha. I found out it is a Loquat tree from Asia.

An altered photograph of a feral cat that visits my yard. I am now feeding it regularly. I've become it's Hooman servant. Taken with a Nikon D3500, f/32, 1/15 sec., ISO-1800.

A close-up of a Zinnia. I added a pattern overlay to give it a geometric light and texture interest.

A photograph of a canal in my neighborhood. I edited it to look like an Impressionist painting because it looks like a lovely idyllic scene.

Another of my digital manipulations that turn a photograph into an Impressionist artwork.

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Silence of Nature

The Upside Down World

A sunny warm capture of a pineapple on a terrace that is digitally manipulated to look like a painting.

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Lazy Wonderland

The Climb

Red Mist

Wait and See

Imagining a blue eye as an ocean shows a boat driving in a cornea. A surrealistic photograph.

I edited this close up of Sweet Grass to look like a painting on purpose. I think Nature is very abstract looking when you see it for its shapes and colors.

Oleander is a beautiful ornamental shrub but can be toxic if ingested. This lovely shrub is growing right in my apartment complex next to a Palm tree, the color was too spectacular for me not to photograph.

A digitally altered version of my Alocasia After the Rain. So, those pink dots in the picture are in fact raindrops.

There was a modern building in the background in the Central Business District that looked out of place so I removed it. I also added a gradient to replace the sky and added soap bubbles. Taken on Chartres Street, French Quarter.

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This is a digitally enhanced photo of a colorful fall scene of a tree with bright orange leaves and a pumpkin in front of a background of houses and trees. Original photo by Abbie Shores. Used with permission. Tree and pumpkin are from Pixabay.

Melancholy Dreams

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