The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Fun in the Sun
Tag: Sonne
Filtered Sunshine
Photoscape filter yl2 applied,
Photoscape CT4 filter applied.
Photoscape CT4 filter applied.
Photoscape cross-process filter applied.
One-to-three Photo Processing Challenge July
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Everybody Is Going In
The title is almost a quote from the original Jaws.
And if you haven’t had enough my Värikollasit post from this Sunday also fits the bill.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Fun in the Sun
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When the Worst Was Over
On our drive back from the Czech Republic we had a mixture of rain and clouds and then when we were back in Baden-Württemberg it all of a sudden started to rain so hard that we had to stop on the side of the road because it was too dangerous to go on driving. It only lasted about five minutes and after another couple of minutes the sun came out. The roads were still wet but we kept going because by that time we were hungry.
Here comes the sun
One Word Sunday: Light
African sky
Within a week we went from sub zero temperatures and snowy landscapes to springy 20° C with people walking around in t-shirts and shorts. But with this surge in temperature came another phenomenon which can be observed particularly during sunrise and sunset. Gone is the pink and orange glow instead the sky turns a dusky yellow.
The photos are not photoshopped (except for a little cropping). The last one is a close-up of the sun just before it dips behind the hills of the Palatium.
The reasons for these conditions is wind bringing sand from the Sahara to Europe. Dust from 3000 – 5000 km away is in the air and settling (thus, by the way, enriching our soil and has been doing so for hundreds of thousands years – thank you Afrika!). Here is a link to NASA showing this from high above: NASA.
Weekend Sky #18.
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