Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Everyday Moments


California burns
Summer of 2018

Smokey afternoons
the constant hazy glow
chokes everything in sight

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23 comments

  1. There is no concept of time when the skies are covered in a smoky haze. Looks eerily beautiful.

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    • Yes, it’s like the light doesn’t change much troughout the day. The light does have a unique and eerie beauty. Today the surrounding hills and mountains aren’t even visible and it all feels extremely eerie.

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    • Yes, it is quite intense. At times it reminds me of Mexico City in the winter, back in the 70’s, when the volcanoes disappeared behind the haze. I haven’t been back since the late 90’s.

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  2. Lovely remembrance of every day moments, Arati. Very scenic.

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  3. Beautiful golden hills. Hoping they’re spared from the fires.

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  4. The dusty atmosphere gives a soft, mystical feel to these photos! Very cool!

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  5. Awesome once again. Wondering how the hills will look when green.

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  6. devastating…..and we just have the smoke up here…..

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    • Yes all these fires are devastating. All the smoke here comes from fires miles away. Every summer the hills here get dry and baked. They just look a lot more eerie seen with and through the smoke.

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  7. amazing landscape photos Arati.

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  8. Stunning captures,Arati! Thank you for joining the everyday moments. πŸ™‚
    The wildfires is worrisome…

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    • Thank you for stopping by and commenting. I’m glad you enjoyed the images. I enjoyed the challenge. It got me thinking and realizing how the smoke here has become an everyday moments… at least for now. Praying for early rains.

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