affinity photo Outside temperature 95F, heat index 100F

[jmwellborn]

Oh, what a LUT plus a Blend Mode of "Hue" can do!  This is rather what it feels like around here. The heat dome is going nowhere.  But Photo 2.5.3 is performing like a charm.

 

 

[Alfred]

Wonderfully atmospheric, Jennifer, but I don’t envy your having to cope with that heat!

[eejits]

That’s a crackin’ photo. Nice work. I can’t imagine living in yon heat. Ooft schweaty!

George

[Alfred]

3 hours ago, eejits said:

I can’t imagine living in yon heat. Ooft schweaty!

You’re clearly very capable of imagining it, George!

Having experienced 95°F in Washington, DC, many dozens of moons ago, I don’t need to imagine it. I just need to remember it, and it’s difficult to forget! You can get used to dry heat after a few days, but the humidity that year was nearly off the top of the scale.

[Radioastron]

Imagining the kind of heat you must have there, this photo truly conveys the refreshing feel of a spring (or autumn?) forest. Amazing work!

[Alfred]

3 hours ago, Alfred said:

Having experienced 95°F in Washington, DC, many dozens of moons ago, I don’t need to imagine it.

Abe Lincoln wax sculpture melts in brutal DC heat

[jmwellborn]

@Alfred, @eejits, @Radioastron It is so kind of all of you to like the photo. Honesty requires me to explain that it is an image I found several years ago to which I added the light rays in Photo, and highlighted parts, including some of the larger rocks and some of the trees. The LUT is one of the Leibestraum Liebestraum collection kindly proved by  @AdamStanislav a couple of years ago in RESOURCES.  “Hue” blend mode is one of the thousands of gifts from Affinity. Years ago I was a pretty decent amateur photographer. Now I have an intermittent tremor (not Parkinsons) that creates “BLUR” in everything I attempt to preserve for humanity.  At least — to quote an old friend — I am still “on the right side of the grass.”

[Alfred]

52 minutes ago, jmwellborn said:

It is so kind of all of you to like the photo.

Not kind, Jennifer, just appreciative!