Website restored (2)

The BibleWalks.com website was down for the past 24 hours due to a hosting service issue. We apologize for this disruption, and looking forward for a smooth and continuous operation.

The Google maps are still down, due to a change in Google Map interface. The fix will take some time.

In case some of the photos or content are found missing or non functional – please report this to us.

 

 

 

 

 

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Website restored

The BibleWalks.com website was transferred this week to a new hosting service. This resulted in occasional outages of BibleWalks site. We apologize for this disruption, and looking forward for a smooth and faster operation.

In case some of the photos or content are found missing or non functional – please report this to us.

Happy Xmas!

Biblewalks.com staff

 

 

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Text-2-Image illustrations

Started to use Open AI tool of Dall-E 2 – a new AI (Artificial Intelligence) system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language.

First use in web page: Burnt House.

Also used Stable Diffusion online with text, such as: “Greeks battle Hasmoneans”:

Yet another good text-2-image: Craiyon

These programs are a branch of AI that generate data, such as drawings in this case, hence they are called Generative Artificial Intelligence. The illustrations provide supporting material to the descriptions in BibleWalks.com. Therefore – future helps to shape the past!

 

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Website restored

Website encountered several issues since January 18.

It is now, January 20, fully restored.

 

 

 

 

 

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16th Year Anniversary

BibleWalks.com 16th year serving the community – July 5, 2006 – 2022

               

  • Total published sites: 501 (many more to come…)
  • Total photos: >18,700 (in 2 resolutions)
  • Total Info pages: 44
  • Total Maps: 23

 

 

 

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New camera: D850

We upgraded the photos quality of BibleWalks, with our newly purchased SLR camera: Nikon 850. It is replacing the D610 camera that served us in the past years.
The camera is a full frame (FX) 45.7 Mega Pixels sensor, capturing hi-res (8256 x 5504 pix) still photos and 4K (UHD) videos.

First photo published: Wild flowers – Iris Crimson

 

 

 

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