Scarred sundown
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The first photograph I showed you from our new roof space was an angry, cloud-smudged sky.
There is a shift in mood here, to a calm evening around sunset, the chimney bristling with branches and the proud, upright TV aerial.
What intrigues is the cloud formation, slashing the sky and leaving a blunt but neat wound. It has obvious impact in colour but has strength in the sepia rendition, like a scar from an operation.
I’m beginning to sense that this skyline will often be featured in photographs, catching various seasonal moments…
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Ooh! Two great interpretations of the image… I really don’t know which one I like best! The colour in the first one really makes it, but the sepia toning brings out the scar of the clouds across the sky… Hmmm…
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Exactly! It’s more scar-like in sepia but the colour gives it its punch. I’m sure there are plenty more sunsets to be seen from that very same spot…
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Great!
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Thank you!
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