Sometimes what I see when using Steven Gibbs HDR is odd. The sky is wrong. Puffy cottonball cumulus clouds are too symetrical and perfect. Not pure white, but a light fragile pastel pink. These puffs possess an unhealthy eerie computery feel. Far too perfect and ordered to be real like a washed out painting. Sparkly like ice crystals, but fleecy and with silvery undersides. Like they aint real but are counterfeit clouds. Standing against a bright blue sky with hints of purple in it. These vaporous misty milky gossamer thin veil of rainclouds seem sinister. They seem strikingly strange and ethereal as if lacking substance like a thin watery overdiluted watercolor.