I’ve come out this evening to attend the monthly Pontefract group of VIPs (Visually Impaired People) For our Christmas do.
There’s a reason I attend these groups.
I was thinking I was taking an arty shot of the early evening sun behind the trees, when in fact it was a streetlamp.
PD 1 Close up view of the train station sign. It reads Pontefract Tanshelf. Behind the sign are trees against the sky. A yellow blob looks to be behind the trees. It’s a light with a light coloured pole.PD 2 A black pedestrian ramp rises up to a bridge. There are trees in the background. In front of this is the tall street lamp that is on.PD 3 A low down shot of the station with the tracks and bridge in the distance. A large puddle is in the very near foreground.
I always like making the graphics for my blog as it keeps me being as creative as I can with no pressure, only to myself. They aren’t perfect anymore, but I hope you’ll excuse me as they get slightly more fuzzy and slanted as time goes on. I do think it would be a good record for the future though. It’s easier to write about my cartoon character, as it separates myself from the realities.
I don’t usually follow any trends (I hate that word) on social media, but I wanted to have a go at this as I’ve enjoyed seeing them all from the blind community.
This is how ChatGPT sees One Vision Blog after a few pointers from myself. 😁 #ActionFigure #ActionFigureTrend #ChatGPT #DuranDuran #Trend #Trending #SightlossWarrior #AdidasBold #PinaColada
PICTURE DESCRIPTION A blonde action figure winking with a smile, wearing a Duran Duran Rio t shirt, blue jeans, green and pink Adidas trainers. Beside her on the box is a business card with http://www.onevisionblog.com written on it. A pina colada cocktail and a laptop. The words sightloss Awareness Warrior. On a green box background at the top are the words One Vision Blog in black letters.
PICTURE DESCRIPTION Young boy wearing an extra large red rucksack. Text on the boy reads Me. Text on the rucksack reads screenshots on my phone to enlarge. The heading reads Life with sightloss.