Picture of the sea and sky in Orange Beach, Alabama, about 20 minutes before sunrise.
stevenhgordon
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I’m a mapmaker who also does photography and art.
It would be nice to see you over at my website: https://stevenhgordon.com
I experimented with Leonardo AI image-generation to create an image of St. Benedict in front of a cave. Using brushes in Affinity Photos, I smoothed and lightened the image, particularly the background. A couple iPad apps offered tools I used to give the revised image the look of a painting.
A sample of a tropical resort map I created a couple years ago. I use it as a sample for map inquiries by resort owners and marketers. It was created in Affinity Designer on a Mac and refined on an iPad Pro.
I finished completing my websites over to the Wordpress Twenty-Twenty Four theme. They did a great job with that theme, making it easy to work with in creating (in my case) fairly simple website. Check out my stevenhgordon.com.
View of the St. Bernard Abbey cemetery from inside the funeral chapel. Located in Cullman, Alabama.
On Trapper’s Loop near Snow Basin Ski Resort in Utah.
In Madison, Alabama, dirt was piled up in preparation for construction. Reminded me a landscape that was well worth capturing on my handy iPhone.
These words, spoken from the altar every Sunday when the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom is offered, are my notice that we're getting close to communion.
This piece was an experiment in using the raster brushes in Affinity Designer along with visual effects applied to the lettering.
#orthodox #religion #liturgy #painting #mastoart #affinitydesigner
A map I created of the Naia Resort in Belize. Using Affinity Designer, raster brushes were used for vegetation, fields and beach and ocean areas.
Sometimes hotel carpeting is all you got to work with. This carpet's interesting texture was shot on an iPhone and then post-processed in various apps to accentuate texture and color. Stars were added using the AlienSky app.
Backstory: the hotel was in St. Pete Beach, Florida, it was February, and a cold rain had rolled off the Gulf and pushed guests back into the hotel.