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Not sure who was more surprised when Ray turned around. Billy is another one of our neighbour's cats. He never comes into our garden as Smuggly and Sugsy won't allow it. Our own cats aren't that keen on him either. There it is again that old pecking order. Poor Billy is way down the list.
We have a long weekend with a public holiday on Monday. After two really busy weekends away we are not doing anything - just catching up with a few things at home and relaxing.
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Hanging out in a cemetery before the sun goes down. Every year the cemetery is covered in little purple flowers for a few weeks.
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Mornings on this country road always seems to offer up some rays of light. You better have a clean windshield.
With our trip nearing the end, we have to head to the coast to catch our flight. We decided to spend our last few days in Crescent City before going home. The forecast wasn’t great, but I’ve been having such an amazing luck with weather that I figure we’d chance it, and hope the streak continues.
I got to the trailhead after a big morning rain. The forest was foggy, but I can see a tiny patch of blue sky behind the thick clouds. Just a few minutes after I hit the trail, the sun came out! What followed was 2 minutes of spectacular light show. I had just enough time to put the tripod down, slap the polarizer on the lens, and grab 3 shots. In all 3 shots, the light rays were different. Then as soon as you can say “beautiful”, the sun went away, and that was the last time I saw the sun that day.
A polarizer really helped with this shot. It was able to cut through some of the fog, and the LB Warming polarizer warmed up the scene. We’ll be coming back here one day, the light show here is just too cool.
5D Mark III
24-105mm F4
Singh-Ray LB Warming Polarizer
This is a older photo of an amazing display of light during Hurricane Matthew in 2016. The conditions were crazy that day so most of it was spent driving up and down the parkway with some stops for brief hikes. The late afternoon drive some amazing opportunities. The light rays started as subtle and spread out and then transitioned to defined clusters and the show ended with this last cluster of rays breaking through the storm clouds.
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The bokeh in this shot happens to be long blades of ornamental grass. I loved how they looked like rays of sunshine after the rain. Except for a small crop it is SOOC (mostly due to lack of time this week).
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Holidays, illness and lack of an image-processing programme have hindered any recent activity. Hoping to catch up soon. Happy weekend, everyone!
I`ll be in and out of local shots and Northumberland for a while now.
This was taken early the Sunday before last, We wanted to get a dog walk in before it got hot once again and so glad we did too, I shot a number of images as the sky was amazing with nice cool spots of rain which did not come to anything.
We have a nice wild flower meadow near us which made a nice foreground to that amazing sky, shoot for the highlights . Always have your camera with you as you never know when a shot will present itself.
Aboard the Serenade of the Seas
Pacific Ocean
30 Sep 2004
Crepuscular rays
For the victims of Katrina
Early morning sun rays break through the clouds on my way to Hawaii last year
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Taken from Mossdale Bay on Ullswater looking south down towards Patterdale with Wall Holm lit up from the crepuscular rays.
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Another 'ray' of good fortune at stop 3. I had no intention in stopping at Corrieshalloch Gorge as had been somewhat underwhelmed on my previous visit. Rob, however, had not been here before so we made the stop. I very nearly didn't take my camera but was glad I did when we once again found some light mist/spray in the gorge. There was also a good amount of water making the falls more impressive than my last visit and to cap it off, the low sun momentarily broke through andd cast some 'god rays' across the top of the gorge.
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Parece que Juego de Tronos ha puesto de moda este castillo. Aquella noche de verano tuvimos un tiempo espectacular, primero nubes, luego tormenta al fondo y mas tarde una via láctea espectacular. Aquí va la primera de la serie, una multiexposición en cámara.
Canon 1dx Mark II
16-35mm