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monkey_trumpets t1_j39mgxj wrote

There's a spot on one of the roads near my house, also in the PNW, that when it's smokey there's a really cool blue/gray gradient in the trees. Normally they're just a wall of dark green and don't particularly stand out. Unfortunately it's in a spot where I can't stop to take a photo. Maybe this summer, when it's smokey again (unfortunately).

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NorthNorthSalt t1_j39ara6 wrote

Wildfires are a natural process and there is no need to feel bad about about photographing them. They are critical for long-term forest health and suppressing them does far more harm than good. This is why most developed countries abandoned suppression tactics in late 20th century and now only control fires to protect human settlements

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perguntando t1_j393pq7 wrote

Last year I shot a somewhat similar photo in my city https://www.reddit.com/r/fotografiaBR/comments/w7z8uw/uma_manhã_com_névoa_em_curitiba/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

If you don't mind me asking, what did you do in the color treatment? I struggled a lot with trying to get this monotone blue thing you got going on here but I was not successful.

Great pic btw!

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