(Day 210) - Tinge by cjphoto

(Day 210) - Tinge

Due to the fires in Northern California, there was this orange tint in the air all day and we can smell the smoke. We're not near the fires here in the city of LA but it has definitely affected the air now. This has irritated my cough from when I was sick. (And coughing a lot is NOT something I wanna do right now in public, lol.)

It made for an interesting photo, but my heart and thoughts goes out to all those adversely affected. Really hope the firefighters can safely contain it soon.
Gosh, even down there :( We've been under orange skies for several days. You made good of it with this shot. I hope they can contain it very soon, too.
September 11th, 2020  
@elatedpixie - Yes, We finally got our orange skies today. Thank you! Me too, more power to all those brave firefighters.
September 11th, 2020  
Those Sepia Days (what I call them) are so tragic and so beautiful.
September 11th, 2020  
That is a good term @missjenn for them. My prayers for Oregon, California, and Washington. Arizona has only a few fires but no sepia skies as yet. Please stay safe and may your cough continue to improve.
September 11th, 2020  
I heard about the fires on the news, terrible!
September 11th, 2020  
so frightening how far reaching the effects are
September 11th, 2020  
Terrifying and beautiful at the same time. Stay safe!
September 11th, 2020  
We have ash all over, orange skies, can't go outside... Ugh.
September 11th, 2020  
Great tones and textures. Be safe!
September 11th, 2020  
Thanks for capturing it for us but stay safe!
September 11th, 2020  
It's a frightening situation there. Hope you get rain soon although I hear that is not likely. Time for a miracle.
September 11th, 2020  
It mkaes for a very pretty effect in your photo but what a price to pay!
September 11th, 2020  
So scary.
September 11th, 2020  
Crazy that you experience it from LA. So scary for the people Cali. Hope the situation will improve soon. Nice capture of the orange sky.
September 11th, 2020  
That's really awful. Hoping those fire fighters can get it under control and stay safe too.
September 12th, 2020  
September 12th, 2020  
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