Astronomy porn???

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Iceland be naming stuff like jakemdbsj

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Not a stock, standard part of Arizona then. Usually expect more orange hues and a lot less moisture. The beauty of that state never fails to amaze.

All the red is green grass, the grass reflects IR. What I may be assuming you see as melty bits are various rock formation that look rounded over from erosion. There is no snow present when I took this photo just late Autumn grasses and moss.

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So if it’s infrared film all that indicates a lot of melty bits right?

Do you know if this is standard, or would this be showing the increased extent of melt due to climate change impact? 🤔🫠🌎

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Interesting take, I mentioned in other comments this was shot on Kodak Aerochrome false color infrared surveillance film. It was used for reconnaissance in the military it turns greens into reds to help detect enemy positions

special film

I find the red / pink / salmon 🍣 hued snow captivating and am surprised no one has discussed that!

I’d assume the red is some sort of algae or photosynthetic bacteria? 🦠🩸

Is this normally observed in this area?

Edit: just infrared, darn I need to skim better. Wish it was red algae! 😂

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I'm sure that must have been a game changer for the military when they were able to take a picture, have the film shipped through the supply chain to HQ to be developed, have the developed picture shipped back to the front line, so they can see the sniper hiding next to that bush and shoot him before they can shoot you. ;-)

Glad to see you're getting some moisture down there!

Lol I remember the only way this worked was we were already near the location and we would ask the local where was blah blah and they were like “oh you mean unpronouncible word it’s right over there take a left”

This looks terrible.