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Sun rays seem to diverge from the tree canopy and cast beautiful shadows on a frosted field of grass on a winter morning.
Antecrepuscular rays are a rare and mesmerizing optical phenomenon where beams of sunlight appear to converge at the point opposite the sun, often near the horizon. Unlike crepuscular rays that fan out from the sun, these rays stretch across the sky and seem to meet in the east when the sun sets in the west. The illusion is caused by perspective—parallel rays of light scattered by clouds or particles in the atmosphere appear to converge due to the viewer’s vantage point.
Signs here that things may be changing for the better at last. The blossom trees are in bloom, the sun is out, we can travel beyond local and other restrictions are slowly been lifted. We live in hope.
or a little light at the end of a tunnel. I might be able to get out and shoot a little bit this weekend, even I am getting tired of my archives
Sunset seen from the house, this time with the suns rays poking through a hole in the clouds.
© Mike Broome 2016
Two of my dear friends took mortal form this week for 6 hours, they met in the enchanted forest. Luna the darkness of night and starry sky and Ray the light of the blue sky and clouds. I thought Ray would be so fitting for the Sunshine Sunday.
Sun rays radiate from the rising sun, still obscured by the horizon and a dense cloud of smoke. The crepuscular rays shine parallel to one another despite seeming to radiate out at angles from the horizon. The sunlight is shining through a small cloud above the smoke which is producing the ray/shadow pattern. The sliver of the moon and Venus shine in the sky in the upper right quadrant.
The fires in Colorado had been progressively decreasing in size over the past 2 weeks, but yesterday the Cameron Peak fire exploded and sent a thick pall of smoke to the plains north of Denver. The smoke also closed Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. However (don't panic Tom Blandford) there is a very strong winter storm arriving tonight, which should help firefighters control the spread. High temperatures are predicted to drop 60 deg F, and the mountains are expected to receive 8-14 inches of snow, with subfreezing temperatures for more than 48 hours.
Sorting up my old photos, I found this one I totally forgot but is worth sharing, nonetheless.
Montpellier - France
OnePlus 'Nord N10 5G'(BE2029)
Settings: f/1,8 - Focal Length: 4,7mm - ISO100 - 1/5000s (x20)
Original = 9244x4622 px @ 240 dpi
Stack of 20 different photos
Aurora rays, Finland.
First Aurora shots with a new 20mm lens. I've surely missed an ultrawide in general landscape photography, too. The solar cycle is approaching its maximum so there should be more northern lights visible in the near future.
Went on a walk with my daughter on New Year’s Day… there was a special atmosphere in the local forest and it I felt whatever is happening in the world, there is always light and there is always hope. Happy New Year everyone 🍀
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The sun's rays penetrate the early morning sky as waves break against the rocks on Hutchinson Island near Stuart, Florida. See this, and more, on my website at tom-claud.pixels.com.
The sun was setting fast, getting dark ( and cold ) :) the last rays hit the top of the trees for a moment, then it was gone.
To all my Flickr Friends : Happy New Year (a little bit in advance for me, but I'll not be online later...)
Best wishes for 2008 !
Meilleurs voeux pour l'année 2008 à tous !
Tried this in black and white, too. Turns out sun rays are pretty no matter what you do, but I like color the best. Thanks for viewing. Looks best large.
Explore, Jan 20. THANK YOU.
Loch Uidh a'Chliabhain and the Manse Loch in the foreground; beautiful receding layers of mountains in the middle; a stunning dramatic display of crepuscular rays as a cloud obscured the rising sun in the distance.
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