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While in search of desert I and my senior Azher Hussain were passing near by Wafrah and it was sunset time. We stopped there to take sunset pics luckily where we stopped and sun was setting down there was oil refinery and flame were coming out.
It was so beautiful the I was lucky enough to capture it.
Straight from camera, Converted from RAW to jpg and resized it.
Location: Some where in Wafrah, Kuwait
Camera: Nikon D300
Exposure: 1/8000
Aperture: f/7.1
Focal Length: 400mm
As I am going through my shots of last year I found this original, one of those moments when as a photographer it all makes sense, freezing your fingers and toes off and asking yourself "What in gods name am I doing here" well this image is the answer to that, when I held up the camera to take this you get a tingling sensation all over but those three birds was the magical moment I had just one chance at this!
Next week will be warmer, maybe the snow will disappear in a couple of days. Today was a lovely day by the sea, no wind and a nice sunset despite some clouds.
Sun Peaks ski resort
Kamloops, B.C.
It was about -16 C when I took this shot but it didn't seem to daunt the skiers. There was no wind and the sun was shining. This was the quiet end of the slopes but the main chair lift had a fairly long line-up.
Ok... Douglas Herbert and I were meant to be studying today.
But then Golden Hour arrived and we just had to grab our cameras and head out.
My memeroy card is now quite full and I've probably enough photos to upload for a month...oops!
Hope you like it! [Please view this one large! "L"]
(SOOC apart from a very small crop)
Sun going down into the Pacific Ocean, seen from the west coast of the Olympic Peninsula, Washington. Near Kalaloch, I think. Good viewed in large size; there are some nice patterns in the water.
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Sun, sometimes you like it sometimes you hate it...
All depends on you timing, location, situation and your mood.
You can't change the Sun and the situation.....
But you can change yourself and your location to makes you feel better!
So, instead of blaming others, why not "CHANGE" and make yourself comfortable. ;)
Very bright sun dogs on January 2015 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This is caused by the refraction of sunlight by ice crystals freezing in the atmosphere. It was an extremely cold - 35°c morning...hot coco afterwards. Also, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all my Flicker Friends :-)
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada
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Reykjavik, Iceland
Huge 1990 stainless-steel sculpture of a boat by Jón Gunnar Árnason, set on granite beside the sea.
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every year we have this phenomenon, of African dust, that the sun does not seem at all. This phenomenon has been greatly excited this year.
The sun bird is an adaptive creature, capable of surviving in almost any condition, including the more cloudy and tough conditions of our planet.
- Tel Aviv, Israel (March 2017)
Saw this Sun Dog (also called a Parhelion) while I was out today. A Sun Dog is an optical atmospheric phenomenon consisting of a bright spot to the left or right of the sun. I'd never see one as good as this before and have certainly never photographed one until today.
Image © 2017 Nicola Riley
Light breaking though a buddhist temple in Tengboche. Read more about it at my photoblog www.arrivalsanddepartures.com/