There isn't much to say about today's post. You'll see a collection of memories from one of the hot summer days of 2014. That's it. I did some work around the backyard. I photographed some friends. All that stuff was stored in a folder that, after years of laying inside the computer, has finally found a way to the blockchain. I mean, the content of the folder did it. The small yellow thing that held the photographs was just deleted and recycled.
Some shots were taken on the beach. In the evening.
On the stretch of coastline with no hotels, camping sites, and similar tourist infrastructure.
There is an unpaved road that leads along the beaches. Just across that narrow road, there is a dense forest filled with mysteries. These small masked people live there in huts high on the trees. They look like children but are actually thousands of years old forest wizards that can turn into moths and levitate. I mean, they can fly in their moth version, but when they are child-like humanoids, they can only levitate. They are harmless as far as I know.
This is a scene from my backyard. Some aspects of the photograph have been changed in Photoshop today.
This kitchen scene has some stuffed peppers in it. To get an edible stuffed pepper without using magic you have to do some fairly complex work that includes cooking.
Being slow and lazy is the only legit thing to be around noon on a hot, summer day like the one shown in this post. Everything else is a crime against the laid-back atmosphere.
Here I used the simple "invert" option in Photoshop to turn things from hot to cold with just one click of a mouse. The blue visuals look refreshing.
