A recent thunderstorm that rolled through our area left in its wake a yellow light that washed over the landscape. The resulting photos produced some odd looking results, none of which have been manipulated in any way.
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A recent thunderstorm that rolled through our area left in its wake a yellow light that washed over the landscape. The resulting photos produced some odd looking results, none of which have been manipulated in any way.
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John says
These are beautiful. I particularly like the lavender, with almost a hot pink look to it. It would be neat to grow different variety of Lavender that have different colored flowers.