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While I was outside today, I noticed a small garter snake hanging out under the shady side of a large stone. When I tried to take its picture, my phone camera wildly overexposed the shot, so the snake is nicely visible, but also looks like some kind of artsy album cover.
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I had some overly dramatic lighting and fog going on outside, so I took little Funko Pop! Solas out for another adventure and photo shoot. It's more fun than I like to admit, and now I'm tempted to pick up a pile of loose LotR and Elder Scrolls Pop!s on eBay so I can start recreating story and beat boards from the art book, and fill in some of the conspicuously missing DA story, with toys, in my yard, because I am an adult and nobody can really stop me. (Though sorry, Solas, you might get stuck with 4 different Legolases for your elven liberation front, but it's still more than you got for it in the Veilguard.)
The humidity is awful to have to exist in, but it does make for some nice atmospheric lighting.
Hooray, it's Dramatic Sky season again!
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Definitely nothing creepy or ominous going on here, just a perfectly normal picture of some drywall installed in a basement.
We've been having some picturesque weather lately. I am reminded of the Hudson River School, and am now wondering what a hypothetical Monongahela River School might be like.
