The smoke has added a reddish tint to all the light around here.
Sunset.
Moon (waxing gibbous)
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Smoke makes for fantastic shooting. If it's thick enough, try shooting the sun. I love a big orange ball.
ReplyDeleteIt hasn't gotten that thick yet, but it got too thick for me so I bugged out and went to Bozeman for a few days. We're planning a one-day trip to Yellowstone tomorrow, which should make for some good pics.
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