For Major Transitions...(truly for shifting seasons) by Canon Image Challenge

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03-Sep-2026	TRAVELLER

A Terracotta Sarcophagus (Greek, but From Western Turkey 480 bc)

Canon EOS 6D Mark II
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Canon Image Challenge		08-Sep-2026 15:36
Very interesting...Thanks. T

Canon Image Challenge		08-Sep-2026 14:44
Traveller - I have read that all (?) smart phones show highly saturated colors. In part because of the screen technology, in part because the user is often outside in bright light, and in part because many users prefer that look. I am also the web master for our Friends of Madera Canyon website. I have learned that most of our click ins are coming from people on phones these days. That drives a new look, because what looks good on a large pc screen often does not look good on a phone. The phone can adjust what it shows you, but it can't adjust everything. So if I add new material or a new page, I have to check out the look of it on both a pc (which I prefer) and on a phone before I approve it. Jim

Canon Image Challenge		08-Sep-2026 00:47
LOL....correct Jim, as usual, correct re move in, But~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!! A question...I was without internet access for about 12hours yesterday, (a strange experience actually, made me worry about myself...0 be that as it may, I used my cell phone a lot...and checked out the Challenges,,, The colors were stronger, deeper....more flamboyant...and very different than any of my reasonably well calibrated screens. What does this mean? Does it mean anything? What doi you think...have you any concerns re presentation in this shifting color worls? Best Wishes, Traveller

Canon Image Challenge		07-Sep-2026 01:46
Hmm. I guess it depends on your belief. The inhabitant of this box probably made the transition days before his body moved in. Nice capture, though. A lot of fine art work. Jim

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