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Taken this afternoon, before the rain.

Two mini car shows on the ground floor of Central Festival.

A selection from this morning's walk.

I have been playing with one of the on-line Artificial Intelligence image generator websites and started to wonder where the original 'faces' and 'bodies' came from. All the above had the same description of the person and with the exception of the first image had the same description of the background. The only changes in the text prompts related to the clothing. The last few were done on Photoshop. Some of the faces were almost too unblemished to be genuine and looked artificial; others not. My question is still where do the original faces and bodies come from?

Similar text prompt with Photoshop.

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One click of a button to identify and remove people.

A new feature has recently appeared on Photoshop Beta called 'find distractions.' Essentially with one click of the mouse one can remove wires and cables from a photograph as I have done above. Similarly one is also able to remove people other than the subject of the photograph from the image with one click.

Fujifilm XT5 and for most the Tamron 18 - 300 mm

The beach has taken quite a hammering over the last 48 - 72 hours. Teams were out working this morning.

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From the walk this morning.

@Bazle Obviously different vehicles. I wonder if all have consecutive registration numbers. An open challenge to anyone to find the other 10.

Ironically, I found this one, on Second Road opposite Terminal 21. The driver seemed quite flattered that I should want to photograph the vehicle. The engine underneath the vehicle was pointed out to me by the driver, who was also happy to open the bonnet.

I have seen this several times, mainly standing near Terminal 21, but on each occasion I have not had my camera with me.

A few from the walk on 17th.

A few more from Naklua Sea Food Market taken yesterday morning.