From yesterday, pictures all 'straight out of the box', i.e. the jpeg files with no tampering in Photoshop other than perspective correction.
Shortly after sunset, I peered out into the garden to see a yellow sky. A storm is due... So here it is - the immediate environs of my działka. So weird, I had to capture this phenomenon on camera. Below: looking out my front door.
Below: the street outside under a yellow sky. Attracting the strangeness from all around. "Dogs begin to bark/Hounds begin to howl/Watch out, strange cat people/Little red rooster's on the prowl"
Below: looking east towards the end of Jakubowizna - where the asphalt ends and the wood begins. The sky is beginning to clear...
This time two years ago:
First inklings of the end of summer
This time four years ago:
This time eight years ago:
Short, sharp diet proves I'm allergy-free
This time nine years ago:
More photos from Radom Air Show
This time ten years ago:
Twilight on ul. Karczunkowska
This time 13 years ago:
First hints of autumn in the air
This time 14 years ago:
Slovakia - we were not impressed
This time 15 years ago:
Jeziorki - late August cultivation
Short, sharp diet proves I'm allergy-free
This time nine years ago:
More photos from Radom Air Show
This time ten years ago:
Twilight on ul. Karczunkowska
This time 13 years ago:
First hints of autumn in the air
This time 14 years ago:
Slovakia - we were not impressed
This time 15 years ago:
Jeziorki - late August cultivation
3 comments:
Dust from ZNPP?
Marek
How do you do the perspective-correction?
In all my years Photoshopping [I stopped around 2015] I had never seen nor done such a thing.
[even when my graphic designs badly needed it - or even basic respect for a grid!]
Sodium really does show these orang-y lights, doesn't it?
If it lit up like that in Australia or in the USA I would immediately suspect fire or a burning-off.
[but it did disperse ... I was looking around Polish weather and it was 19 degrees thee hours before midnight in a Silesian city].
@ Marek
Unlikely now - but a distinct possibility. One to watch.
@ Adelaide
Ctrl+A, Ctrl+T, then select 'perspective' or 'skew'. Or, for more exotic effects, 'warp'.
Sodium - you can alter colour temperature, but that would be cheating! My aesthetic is to authentically replicate what I saw and felt at the qualia moment.
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