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Taken with a Samsung Galaxy S5 phone camera whilst on our way back home from the International Astronomy Show in Warwickshire on Saturday 3rd October.
It was taken somewhere between Heyford and the M40 junction
And the tune plays over and over and over and it feels like everything is possible, it feels like everything is just like those tunes..at peace, peaceful and soothing..
and just like those rays getting through the clouds..same way the light shines through the darkness
and the tune?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfjj8BOebMM
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Waited and waited and waited for the rays to come out, I knew it would happen at one point given the way the clouds were and the sun slowly lowering itself. Managed this before the sun burnt away most of the clouds...! Was a bit pissed off these two likely folk walked into frame just before the magic moment but I quite like it now.
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FA tomorrow, 15:00 (spanish time-Madrid) in my place: babycatfacedollies.blogspot.com.es/2016/05/ray.html
The Ngorongoro crater is located in Tanzania. It used to be a part of the Serengeti National Park. The crater is around 22 kilometers wide. It is a wildlife reserve with natural fences. The Massaï live right outside of the park.
Another shot from yesterdays sunrise , I love how the sky changes as the day begins and the rim light on the cloud becomes more intense as the sun rises.
HDR
La luce può essere delicata, pericolosa, onirica, nuda, viva, morta, nebbiosa, chiara, calda, scura, viola, primaverile, cadente, dritta, sensuale, limitata, velenosa, calma e morbida.
(Sven Nykvist)
Corvette Sting Ray
Cars & Coffee in Bispingen am 19. August 2018
Note the crazy reflexion of the radio antenna on the left rear fender!
RMC Tokina 24mm 1:2.8 @ ~ f/5.6
through Metabones Speedbooster Ultra MD-X-Mount
on Fujifilm X-E1
Check my album Adapted Manual Lenses for more...
Have a beautiful Sunday all day! This picture proves when it's the darkest, the sun will shine eventually~ like life.....this made explore for the 18th! thank you everyone xxoo
Taken at Wynnum Foreshore south of Brisbane with a wide angle lens. I just love the effect it created.
EOS 5D Mark II © 2013 Klaus Ficker. Photos are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Pictures can not be used without explicit permission by the creator.
Looking roughly south-east from High Neb on Stanage Edge as the Sun finally breaks through and cast its rays over Hathersage.
Taken during the Guided by Light Workshop in Sisiman Bay, Mariveles, Bataan. We were blessed with this spectacular view during our sunset shoot. The best sunset i've ever seen... when i saw the 4 crepuscular rays, i hurriedly looked for leading lines and reflections, set-up my tripod & clicked my shutter.
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A Simple Life
This house which sits on a little over two acres of land sold last year for close to $2 Million. The home was listed as having 4+1 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and being over 5000 square feet, it also mentioned that there was parking for up to 13 vehicles. The highlight of this location has to be the centrally located staircase, it was something that I have never seen before.
Custom built in 1976 making this home a mere 45 years old will likely be demolished to be replaced with an even bigger mansion.
I had known about this home for a few months but from what I had seen from the place it didn't really interest me all that much. Once I got there however, I was pleasantly surprised to see how photogenic it was and I really enjoyed working with the simple lines and shapes of this location, especially the staircase!
In today's Post we will be focusing on the staircase.
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