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A giant wild spotted eagle ray passes overhead in the Red Sea..... an unforgettable lifetime experience
A still grab from the GoPro 1080p footage.
Diving in the Red Sea, Hurghada, Egypt.
I do work only in natural lights. Just loved the way her face is lighted up here only at one side by the falling sun rays.. with none other than Emel
Large views of all my photos or Closer View of Rays From Heaven.
My mom once told me that from the time I could point, I would point at horses excitedly. Every birthday, if I couldn't have a horse, I wanted something horse related. Books, subscriptions, statues, pendants, toys - it didn't matter as long as it had something to do with a horse. I would visit neighbors' horses and ride whenever I could, even breaking the rules to do so. I was a very well behaved child, but I loved horses so much. About the same time my mom passed on from cancer, my sister in Indiana bred her horse. April 11, 1975, Red (the horse walking away) was born and became mine. She helped me through the tragedy of losing my mom so young. She was full of spirit from the beginning... jumping over brush alongside us as I rode her mother. Red and I had many adventures together: show jumping, riding in a parade, riding eight miles on a divided highway to get from one point to another when she wouldn't load in a trailer, sneaking into a racetrack and racing around it, swimming in lakes and the Little Miami River, riding through the McDonald's drive-thru window, leading numerous trail rides and many more on our own or with dogs alongside - even a pet raccoon rode with us sometimes. She was gentle with children but a half ton temper tantrum with adults. She could test you to sheer exhaustion if she didn't want to ride a certain way and then tuck her head into you to be loved on and hugged. She always came for her hugs and kisses. She had more understanding of emotions than any human I've ever met. She could also escape from just about anything but that stopped when In 1989 she was bred to a halter horse and Rexx (foreground) was born in 1990, just one week after my ex husband and I separated. Rexx has his own antics - like stealing a bottle of water when I am working on the fence, or turning over a wheelbarrel full of manure. It's felt like a privelege all these years to have the horses. Feeding twice a day, carrying warm water in severe cold weather or hosing them down in the heat, struggling through mud or snow and dodging lightning is all part of owning a horse. Beautiful moments like the one above are frequent, but rarely captured. They fill my heart and make it all worthwhile. I could not imagine my life without horses... nor do I want to. Red left me at nearly 32 years old but will always be in my heart. Always be a huge part of who I am.
Update... Red passed away on this date, January 26th... in 2007. Also my birthday.
I just want a few more better shots of the dress before I ship it out today. Because these are my favorite colors.
Ray Prim is a person and a band. Missing is the horn section and Mexican Chocolate (really his name). A great band to listen to in the Austin area.
Interesting moments can come anytime, no matter the time of day, the subject, the place you are in. As much time as we spend in the middle of the nature, as many moments we have the opportunity to capture. Who could have imagined that a few rays of sun could bring such a joy to the image.
Hope you like it, enjoy!
Photo: Ytresand Beach, Lofoten, Norway
Beaming crepuscular rays cross the sunset sky in this landscape HDR photograph from Long Beach Island's Harvey Cedars Sunset Park.
I so needed this sign...these rays of hope, life has thrown some blows my way...I know I'll be fine...things will work out...but it sure was nice to see this shining down my way!
Exposition Charles Ray
Bourse de Commerce Paris
"Boy with frog"
(Acier inoxydable peint / 2009)
L’apprentissage de l’art contemporain…
The rays are of course parallel but the illusion of a fan over the sea is very strong. We normally fail to perceive perspective in the sky.
Sun rays and clouds cover an entire forest near Oașa, Romania © Catalin Pop. All rights reserved. | my website | my facebook page
1910 Thornton Pickard Imperial Full plate camera shot with “Blue” X-Ray film (ISO200) - lens is Ross 10” Homocentric F8
EXPLORED ON 01 SEPTEMBER 2009 - #299
Just when you think its all dark, suddenly a ray of light shines through.
While metaphorically this can be said about life, this is exactly what happened in this frame.
I was so intrigued by the way the were lit by the outside light, and wanted to capture it. So I framed it and set the camera to shutter speed priority with 1/160s as the speed. ISO set to 400, and EV bias of -1/3, as I wanted only the lit arches to stand out.
As I framed it and ready to click the shutter, the door opened and a man was about to walk in.
My mind said "Shit, what the hell is he doing."
My Heart said "Wow. What a beautiful moment."
My fingers followed my heart. Click.
Photograph © Kausthub Desikachar
Photographed with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and Canon EF 24-105mm F4 IS USM L Lens with Sigma DG UV Filter.
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