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It actually looks pretty beautiful, Blade Runner style. Unfortunate that it's because of fires though...
https://twitter.com/victor_kabdebon/status/13037150297792307...
The photos in the article are not enhanced for dramatic effect. This is really how it looks like in person. Hopefully this will finally hit some people hard and we'll reverse the decades of urban sprawl and environmental mismanagement. In all likelihood, it will be forgotten as soon as the blue sky returns.
>environmental mismanagement As I understand it, half of California is federal land, so it will take two to tango.
The photos in the article are not enhanced for dramatic effect. This is really how it looks like in person. Hopefully this will finally hit some people hard and we'll reverse the decades of urban sprawl and environmental mismanagement. In all likelihood, it will be forgotten as soon as the blue sky returns.
My phone camera can't really even capture the effect. The color correction algorithm doesn't think the sky can be this color.
The photos in the article are not enhanced for dramatic effect. This is really how it looks like in person. Hopefully this will finally hit some people hard and we'll reverse the decades of urban sprawl and environmental mismanagement. In all likelihood, it will be forgotten as soon as the blue sky returns.
My phone camera can't really even capture the effect. The color correction algorithm doesn't think the sky can be this color.
The photos in the article are not enhanced for dramatic effect. This is really how it looks like in person. Hopefully this will finally hit some people hard and we'll reverse the decades of urban sprawl and environmental mismanagement. In all likelihood, it will be forgotten as soon as the blue sky returns.
My phone camera can't really even capture the effect. The color correction algorithm doesn't think the sky can be this color.
That's the view from my apartment's window. No edit or HDR, just Halide without white calibration. It actually looks pretty beautiful, Blade Runner style. Unfortunate that it's because of fires though... https://twitter.com/victor_kabdebon/status/13037150297792307...
Most affected states are still in the reactive firefighting mode rather than thinking how to get ahead of the curve by removing a century of fuel accumulated from determined fire suppression. There's no question rising temperatures make things worse, but really the bill is just coming due sooner.
CA gov Gavin Newsome's news conference is a good sample of what's currently wrong with our approach. It's what he doesn't say that's interesting.
[1] https://www.politico.com/states/california/story/2020/09/08/...