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She would change everything, everything, just ask her
Caught in the in-between, a beautiful disaster
She just needs someone to take her home
It was a particularly harsh winter so far! Mid-February sun rays give me hope that spring will eventually come.
We caught a moment around sunset tonight where the sun’s rays inverted from shining below the clouds to above them. It was spectacular!
This is what I was all about 20 years ago, a classic b/w subject with a red filter and using print film and spending hours in the darkroom, but now there is really no need for any of that with the coming of the digital age so this was all converted in PS from the colour version just shows how advanced photography has now become, Everybody can do it!
The sunlit cumulus brought me out of the house first, but before I had time to set up a tripod or think about a shot, I noticed the elusive Anticrepuscular Rays rising in the E.South East over the top of the horizon. Lift camera, steady self, point... shoot. Do NOT faff about. They faded in a few seconds.
Explored- Highest Position March 3, 2010 #35.
This image was inspired by many people on Flickr. Lately I have been seeing the most amazing light ray images. I had to go back through a couple of years of photos to find this one but I knew I had it somewhere. This was taken in June of 2008.
Just wanted to say thanks to all my Flickr friends for sharing their images and keeping me inspired. I also, want to thank everyone for the visiting my stream and leaving all your nice comments.
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Thanks everyone and have a great Wednesday :)
Canon 40d
Canon 50mm 1.8II
Single exposure @ 50mm
ISO 100
f/5.6
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Beams of sun rays breaking through dark clouds.
This was taken on Cronulla Beach, Sydney, during one of my morning walks.
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Crepuscular rays at sunset make the 400-mile drive in 100-degree heat and closed, flood-damaged campground worthwhile!
Key West Harbor - Thanksgiving Day
Key West, Florida U.S.A. - Florida Keys
SUNSET - Autumn Rays 2022 - 11/24/22
Sail ship Vessel: Spirit of Independence
*[left-double-click for a closer-look - rays]
*[orange-haze - sun-stream - magical-light]
*[clouds moving left to right - sun going down]
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"Margaritaville" - Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett
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"It's Five-Oclock Somewhere" - Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett
This is the ever so popular and "touristy" Antelope Canyon. I was amazed at the amount of foot traffic is this canyon. If it weren't for the guides moving people out of the shots, it really wouldn't be worth the effort. Still, it is very pretty and this is one of the shots of the light rays that I captured.
Another Luminar4 sky replacement exercise, with a shot of an overflowing Mona Vale pool on Sydney's northern beaches and some tast storm cloud from the Luminar4 cloud library. Thought it worked better in mono. :)
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Another from the Milky Way shoot on Friday night. The atmosphere was simply perfect...clear skies, slightly windy which kept us from being devoured alive by the mosquitoes and warm enough not to need an extra layer of clothes.
Learning the timing of getting the rays in the lighthouse beam, or just the glow of the light ...learning the correct exposure to ensure round pindots of stars and not oblong blobs! It was fascinating and so interesting that i had no idea that when it was over, it was 2 am! Jay was a terrific teacher and has been more than gracious to offer to take phone calls to rehash what we learned and even to sit and help reset my camera and allow me to write things down when he returns from his Colorado vacation! (I am so bad at numbers and formulas involving math...i need something in writing just to remember them!)
This is one of my favorite shots...i love the walkway leading into the scene...THIS will be the next lens i purchase. I borrowed this one from Jay, and it was hands down my favorite lens to use!
HAPPY FOURTH of JULY, my friends...stay safe and God Bless America!!