#SublimeSunday – Dreamy Dragonflies

For my last Sublime Sunday, I mentioned I’d gotten a ridiculous amount of dragonflies photos during my meander around our yard with my Nikon on August 31st, 2019. I’d already planned using some of them for today’s post, but then I stumbled across a cool photo editor, called Deep Dream Generator, and I decided to try some dreamy dragonflies too!

I’ve seen DDG mentioned a few times recently, but when I saw it on @allyinspirit‘s post I am the Universe. Song. Video. Art. Design., I decided to finally go check it out. It’s a wicked cool generator, with lots of different and interesting choices. It does take a good five to ten minutes though, for each image to generate, and in my enthusiasm I discovered there is also an hourly limit…

Oopsies. 😂

However, it was wicked fun to work with, and I highly recommend it – especially for a funky fun Sublime Sunday post! My profile there is, big surprise, Traci York – if you’re on that site, be sure to shout out and say hi!

Speaking of Sublime Sunday, be sure to check out tag host @c0ff33a‘s most recent #SublimeSunday post for more info on this wicked cool initiative – 🙌🏽Sublime Sunday🙌🏽 An excuse to post your random, creative or crazy ideas by @c0ff33a ☕️. He has some excellent photos from a fishing trip with his boy and his boy’s friends (I especially like the small round metal ones they caught…😜 ).

Now here are my #SublimeSunday Dreamy Dragonflies

 
 

1. It’s kind of hard to tell from this shot, but there are at least three dragonflies hanging out on these old Black-eyed Susans. And a moment before, there were at least six – guess some of them got camera shy!

 
 
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2. Same shot with the “Stories” Dream Generator setting.

 
 
3. Close up shot of one of the three.

 
 
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4. This time I used the “Simpsons” Dream Generator setting.

 
 
5. Second one of the three, and the one furthest away from me.

 
 
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6. This Dream Generator setting is called, “Oil painting.”

 
 
7. This guy was the closest to me.

 
 
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8. And this filter is called, “Winter’s Tale.”

 
 
9. Fairly certain this is the same guy, but I moved around to catch him from the front.

 
 
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10. While the generator was set to, “Spring Flower” the result has a definite fall vibe!

 
 
11. A short time after the previous shots, one of the dragonflies landed on hubby’s work van antenna.

 
 
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12. I really like how the “P. Renoir” setting worked with this one!

 
 
13. This guy was so comfortable chilling on the antennae that I managed to get a fairly close up shot from underneath.

 
 
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14. And since tomorrow is the official start of fall, I thought using the “Autumn” setting for this last generated dreamy dragonfly was seasonally appropriate!

 
 

Happy #SublimeSunday! Hope you enjoyed my Dreamy Dragonflies!



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  1. ooh! dragonflies I think are fairy aeroflot…and the dreamy app makes them even more fey. I loved the Stories, Winter’s Tale and Renoir app treatment. But honestly, your close up zoom ins are superb in their own right!

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