I reprocessed a couple of images taken this May.

We went for a short walk down the huge beach at Wildwood, New Jersey, to see the sunrise. The 50’s style hotel architecture at Wildwood is special. The last two where taken later in the day at the tip of Cape May. I used AI to remove electrical wires, cars and change the road in some.

We drove to sunset Beach after dinner along with everyone else. We watched the sun go down. We saw dolphins and least terns too. Then we drove away along with everyone else. What an amusing event. The gift stores there stay open late during sunset. Sunset Beach – Cape May, New Jersey (new-jersey-leisure-guide.com).

The last of the Victorian Gingerbread architecture. We saw a lot of lovely Victorian style houses that day.

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I photographed these from the moving tour trolly. My Sony Rx10M4 did the job very well. Then I did lots of work in post removing cars, powerlines, and adding gardens or cobblestone roads with AI in Photoshop.

I used Google maps and Wikipedia to help ID a few of the houses. Cape May Historic District – Wikipedia. Also check out Cape May Historic District – Cape May Experiences and Activities.

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We both enjoy history. Marc offers tours see Marc’s Village Walk | History Tours of Greenwich Village, NYC (marc-village-walk.com). We did a historical trolly tour of old Cape May. The guide was a school teacher and was very entertaining. See Trolley Tours | Cape May MAC.

The second image is before editing using the new beta version of Photoshop. I was very impressed with how generate fill AI created a tree trunk where the sign on the left was. I also used generative AI to add cobblestones, and remove powerlines, cars, and people.

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