Nightlights Outside Radiance as I recall is a view of lights through a foggy window. (Sometimes, though rarely, I take pictures randomly and wonder where they came from.) In this case, I put the photo in Lightroom and tweaked the colors: Limited vision, elements conspiring to restrict sight. Through the glass, colors beckon, only to be hidden by another force.
This image is a collage of photos with a mix of tinfoil with colorful effects and a landscape picture featuring power lines. I used Photoshop to combine the images to create some visual alchemy. The combined images — one, a landscape, the another a household object — send their own signals.
This is a view from underneath an umbrella, and like Outside Radiance (above), I tweaked coloring in Lightroom. Down, down, down comes the rain, but one does not have to be immersed in the storm. Geometry and materials combine to provide some shelter, leaving light and rain seen just beyond its protection. I took the photo during a stormy night.
Editors’ note: We generally only accept unfiltered images; however in this case, we made an exception.
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