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Sunday’s colour collage for Aino’s Värikollaasit based on these colours
A sunset to complement Becky’s sunrise with which she started off Febodduary, or rather: a month of odd squares in February. Not a pink and orange blaze of the sun going down over the Rhine Valley but a a lowered sun muted and dark through dust blown all the way from North Africa. A Sahara sandstorm in Germany which although it seems to spell doom is actually the reason why our area has such fertile soil.
The evenings are getting longer but the sunsets stay as colourful as ever. This series was not photoshopped or edited but taken with different filters.
Anyone wants to visit me on post industrial colonisation Mars?
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: As the evenings start to lengthen


No playing with post picture editing but using different filters while taking the photo. One is called romantic, the other one dramatic.
Square 31 for the KindaSquare Challenge in October.