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Barely got to the lake in time to get some shots in. I wanted to get to the waters edge, but the sun was dropping fast, so I stopped the car, got out and started snapping. It's been a hectic week, worked 84 hours in the last seven days. So I've been running on empty when it comes to taking pictures. Oh well, one more day and then back to a normal rotation at work.
Little Topar is on the Barrier Highway, 90 Km east of Broken Hill, NSW Australia. iPhone 7 Plus & Snapseed app
The main road between the Isle of Harris and the Isle of Lewis, on a busy Saturday afternoon just as the sun set.
Overprocessed photo looking toward downtown Long Beach from Junipero Beach at sunset on the shortest day of the year after a rainstorm.
Der heutige Sonnenuntergang fand in einem Zeitfenster von 10 Minuten statt - vorher und nachher Starkregen und Windböen bis Stärke 8 !!
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On Northwest Creek near my home in Fairfield Harbour, North Carolina and my favorite place for Sunsets.
Gravity waves are produced when moisture-laden air encounters imbalances in air density, such as when cool air flows over warmer air. Eight minutes after Sunset from the fishing pier on Northwest Creek, Fairfield Harbour, North Carolina
Very windy yesterday along the Columbia river in Oregon. Besides pushing my truck around a bit, the clouds were crazy wild. For this shot I pulled into a rest area, but there was power lines, and their "Erector Set" looking towers, plus a Loves truck stop, all blocking the view I wanted. So, I walked behind and away from the rest area until I found this spot, nicely hiding all the crap I didn't want in my picture.
A little side note:
I saw a large crane land just out of sight and even though I didn't have my large telephoto lens, I tried to walking into the shrubs to get a picture. Of course it flew off when it heard me closing in. Branches got in the way and I never got a shot off. Still, it was pretty cool to see it. Also, saw two eagles this day. One in Idaho and one catching a fish in the Columbia. No chance of getting a picture, just trucked on through. The past few years I've been seeing a lot more eagles in Northern California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Utah. Good to see them making a resurgence.