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It is customary in all Hindu Temples to celebrate celestial weddings of the Lord with His divine consort every year.>Weiddng of Lord Krishna with Sri Radha was celebrated@Sri Siva Vishnu Temple,Chennai-92,India on 16-02-2020
Yesterday the sky was amazing, I hope you like it ;)
I tried an HDR but I prefer this single photo than the other version.
Hand-held with shutter setting to 'anti shock' mode [a combination of electronic and "normal" shutter], whatever that is. It is 8.00 pm and the sky is very clear. This is one of some 200 pictures I took trying various camera options and settings on my Olympus EM1 Mark III.
The view of the sunset from the snow on the roof of my truck...I am still amazed even today at the incredible beauty of yesterday's sunset..Love how the sky looked like sherbet..and how it danced off the snow..
Guadalupe Sanctuary, Morelia City.
One of the most visited places in Michoacan and Mexico, is the Guadalupe Virgin Sanctuary also known as St. Diego Temple. The closest area to the altar is immensely beautiful with numerous gold finishings and high detail on the paintings and ceiling deco. Every single inch of this place is marvelous. On December, the tourists count increase until peak date, the 12th, the Guadalupe Virgin Commemoration.
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Cala celestial
Y esta para Paz-Rivendel, para que se recupere pronto y bien, que se pone celosa cuando os dedico flores que considera suyas :-)
Aprovechando el cielo nublado y el flash de relleno (voy aprendiendo) :-)
Learning to use the filing flash and taking profit from a beautiful sky.
Celestial Fire
Nature paints its most dramatic masterpiece across the evening sky as clouds transform into brushstrokes of liquid fire and rainbow light. This extraordinary atmospheric display showcases the raw power and artistic beauty that emerges when weather systems collide with the perfect lighting conditions of golden hour. The swirling formations create an almost supernatural spiral pattern, with vibrant oranges, deep crimsons, and ethereal blues bleeding into one another like watercolors on an infinite canvas. These moments are fleeting gifts from the universe - when ordinary water vapor becomes extraordinary art, suspended hundreds of feet above us in a performance that lasts only minutes but leaves memories for a lifetime. The interplay between light and moisture creates this stunning spectrum, reminding us that some of the most breathtaking art galleries exist not within walls, but stretched across the boundless dome of our sky. Standing beneath such displays, we're reminded of our small yet significant place within the grand theater of natural phenomena, where every sunset offers a new and unrepeatable show painted by forces far greater than ourselves.
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Had some trouble getting my camera to behave tonight.. but came out with something int he end and thanks to RFEdin for his patience in the serious wind chill on the hill
A couple of months ago when Ian got his 12" inch Dobsonian telescope he was given this Celestial Globe.
With all my ❤️ I thank you for your ⭐ or 💬 or just for 👀 it.
A 📷 taken by me + Photoshop oil soft
IT'S NOT AI 📀
You can look at the Exif data on your right.➡️
In the mysterious night, a sphere of light dances in the darkness, igniting secrets in its celestial glow at the edge of the abyss, the precipice guards whispers of the unknown.
The coast, an emerald canvas, whispers to the wind while the bushes sway in its rhythm, the rocks hard as steel remain motionless before the spectacle we can experience.
A symphony of colors on the canvas of the sky, it paints the horizon with brushstrokes of fiery orange, passionate fuchsia and deep blues, like a celestial canvas woven by the gods.
Thank you Terry for the generous use of your wonderful photo. The original can be seen at: www.flickr.com/photos/31148035@N03/3571449058/ I do not know that I believe it, but I like the idea that god is watching...why else would we misbehave so? This giclee was printed in a Limited Edition of 5 with 3/5 being exhibited at Three Ravens Gallery, 5718 Gilkey Ave, Edison, WA through mid-May. Additional details can be found at: www.threeravensgallery.com/Artists/index.php?album=richar...
For Creative Round of the camera club competition.
This was supposed to be a bit of a fantasy photo of Otis, something a bit different.
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WOW! This sunrise was not only spectacular to watch unfold, but I also made a neat discovery. If you look closely at the sky, you'll see a few stars. Except... they aren't all stars, they are planets.
The brightest star that has a reflection is Venus. Just below that is Mercury. Above them and to the right are Saturn and the star named Antares. Cool stuff right?
I was lucky enough to capture the milky way, aurora, a SAR arc and a draconid meteor in one shot, while shooting a timelapse.
Beneath Mount Rainier, a quiet alignment took shape. Each July, fields of subalpine lupines (Lupinus latifolius) reach full bloom, their purple bands spreading across the high meadows under shifting mist.
Their peak lasts only a short time each year. The timing and location change with the season, making each appearance distinct and easy to miss without intention and effort.
This image reflects both the conditions that came together in that moment and the work required to be there, watching the mountain and the night sky settle into balance.