And how did you do that? It seems as though the sun is melting into itself, into the sky! (In response to your previous comment on my comment as to whether I approved or disapproved -- I would ditch your site rather than write anything in a negative regard!)
The wind and time of day did the special effects. The wind was in the 65 kph range and it was pushing the snow around thus the cloudy effect. The time of day was the other factor as it was about 20 minutes before sunsset.
And how did you do that? It seems as though the sun is melting into itself, into the sky!
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The wind and time of day did the special effects. The wind was in the 65 kph range and it was pushing the snow around thus the cloudy effect. The time of day was the other factor as it was about 20 minutes before sunsset.
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