MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Oh here we go with the photo-shopped thing again.
Here are a few of those photos I received and shared, thinking they were authentic (I still don't know if they are)...
The images you showed us were authentic. Why would you think otherwise? The only one that looks surreal is the sulfur burning in the lava flow. Sulfer burns blue Murph (forgot your chemistry experiments?) The photo is real.
Refererence:
https://youtu.be/_uc6DcxIj4UThe sunset photo was straight also. The sunset brightness caused the trees and grass to be slightly underexposed, increasing color saturation, a natural phenomenon due to the way digital cameras work. At the same time, the blueness of the sky gets muted (why?). I usually photoshop my sunset pictures to bring out what I saw with my eyes. Here are two examples.

I miss Ektachrome--one stop underexposed and the colors came out better than what I saw most of the time, especially blue sky.