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A sunrise unfolds in the morning fog along U.S. 50 between Parkersburg and Clarksburg in West Virginia. If you look closely, you can see the tip of some distant hills poking up through the fog.

I'm sure this has been done but I had this light bulb and I also had some snow. Someday, I'll have neither.

My first attempts at digital camera photography.

Spurn high lighthouse on a gloomy damp cold day.

( Rio de Janeiro, Brasil ).

“Darkness is only driven out with light, not more darkness.”

- Martin Luther King -

I apologize for the iPhone use. My camera is still away for repairs, but I wanted to show off my new light painting tools. It's a combination of a flashlight, strobe gels, film canister and some electrical tape. I hope to be using these soon to do some cool stuff.

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Looks like it's going to be another gloomy and murky day here again in Bangkok.

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Grateful for~Silent mornings slowly waking up~Blue sky and golden sunshine...ice coating everything~My drive to school (and back)~The magic of seeing a fox bouncing across a frozen field~Time to sew and knit~Homemade gifts~Brown paper packages~A long walk with a friend~Time alone~Catching up with friends, my Dad and my to do list~Bedtime phone calls~Creativity~A soft dog for company.

The onion layers of light around the shores of Maui.

in cooperation with darkpark_arts

Magdeburg / Germany

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Rays piercing above the Tomb of Jesus - Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem, Israel.

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Sky with some light

Light in the doctor's office. Stranger colour but the light rays were actually white, not blue.

Thank you sooo much for all your best wishes to get well again!

I am still a little weary... haven't had a migrane like this for ages.

On my morning walk I found these two healing plants... St. John's wort

and Calendula (next pic). It is a real cloudy and dark morning, I was

marvelled by the intense inner light of these flowers.

Captured Colorful Light from a bulb inbuilt, crystal kinda small rubber ball.

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Field of Light, part of the "Light" installation by artist Bruce Munro at Cheekwood, summer 2013. These are just some of the 20,000 glowing orbs covering Cheekwood's grounds. (Thanks to my friend Sondra for letting me borrow her tripod tonight!)

Taken with only natural light indoors.

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The light and shadows yesterday afternoon were so pretty, I grabbed my camera to go take a few shots. I was supposed to be studying!

I think this is my favorite shot. That's CJ on the porch supervising.

A wicked cool simi-accident. went out for a smoke and brought my coffee "special" drink. thought the pack of cigaretts and coffee looked cool but there was no light for me to take the pic.

i tried with the flash and it looked BAD. so i lit up a tiki torch and there ya go.

Chris thought of holding the flame behind the coffee. ( my b/f)

For Marina Bay Singapore Countdown 2020 on the ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands.

The artworks created by the elderly patients and volunteers of Yishin Community Hospital and Dyslexia Association of Singapore.

The lights are not photoshopped.

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A very hazy sun which soon rose into cloud, sadly. Gorgeous warm light and reflections for a while, though I went hoping for some of the mist which I'd left behind at Keswick!.

Zeiss Contax 135/2.8 1/6 sec F11-16 ISO 800.

Bored ... :o)

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Model: Joevy Karlsson

We cannot hold a torch to light another's path without brightening our own.--Ben Sweetland