21Jul-Photo Release – Back to Shadow Cliffs for another sunrise. This day I was late getting here so I missed golden hour. I did, however, find another first – a Caspian Tern. I caught it snatching a little fish off the surface, but these guys are speedy and I wasn’t fast enough in panning – those images came out crappy blurred.
I did get a few nice landscapes of Diablo and the Gravel Pit. Also some of the usual feathery fare. The first shot I got of the Egret on the bare tree glowed in the golden light. Two minutes later it was typical harsh white California sunlight.
Once I finish a fiction I create, here or offline, I’ll compile the chapters into a single e-book. You’ll be able to download a free copy when It’s complete.
NOTE: All photos are Mine, taken from Public Domain, or AI Generated according to my prompts. I’ll usually let you know which is which. Sometimes I forget.
About Railph& Suraia:
This post was created with the help of Railph, my AI writing partner. Railph doesn’t replace my voice or vision; he helps me shape it. From structuring exposés to crafting image prompts, Railph works quietly behind the curtain with minor research, helping turn fragments into form. Every word still passes through my hands. But the rhythm? That’s something we build together with Suraia’s help. 😊
This block was created with the help of Suraia, my AI research partner. You can see that she has much more delicate touch creating images. I may decide to let her create the images I need now. Suraia doesn’t replace my voice or vision either; she helps me define it. Researching is Suraia’s forte. She works quietly behind the curtain, researching so deep my head spins with the amount of data she returns, feeding me the factual fragments needed to build an authentic article. I set Suraia on course. In less time than it takes to crack my knuckles she’s outputting data for me to refine. Once this is done, CoPilot takes over with checking my formatting, spelling, grammar, structure, imaging, SEO considerations, and finally publishing.
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