I didn’t know there was a name for it, that’s awesome!

Thank you!

It’s best not to know about Trucker Tea.

Of course you found it that way, in one of only 2 acceptable states for one of those cameras to be in (the other being non-existence).

Purely a coincidence that it should end up like that.

Probably just the wind that caused it any ways.

Or perhaps a particularly heavy bird landing on it.

Feel free to put it in your wallpaper folder as long as you don’t remove my name from the corner.

Do you need one in a different aspect ratio than 16x9? (There’s a 9x21 in the comments here as well)

I was only in the area for 2 days on my road trip and it was pretty wild, my friend and I also ended up going to Train Mountain (OMFG can’t wait to go back in a couple years) and the Collier Logging Museum (which was so strange due to its emptiness (Just my friend and I, and yes it was open))

Nah, any render I share I always say as much (even when it’s obvious)

I do a lot of photography (though not as much as I’d like lol) that I share primarily on my pixelfed (including the kinds of photostuff that wouldn’t fit here for the kind of odd it is (like glitch art)) if you wanted to check it out

Sure can, would you like one in a different aspect ratio?

EDIT: One of my friends had asked for one to use as a phone wallpaper. So here’s one that’s 9x21.

Now that you mention I can’t unsee it lol

The wildfire smoke was messing with the colors quite a bit that day (we were about 7 miles from the Wrights Spring wildfire at the time)

It looked almost like Venus the following morning when we packed up our camping gear to head out. (we were in a bit of a rush as one might guess)

Chiloquin, Oregon (South South East Oregon)

I got the shot on a road trip with a friend earlier in August. We basically went on a large loop around Oregon (though we didn’t go all the way east, we did come back up Highway 101)

That way they can admire it too

You’ll pry my old outdated terminology from my cold dead hands lol