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The maw of the storm, burst apart by the sun victorious. Descending toward the water with a regal stride. A promise of hope for the coming sunset. I imagine myself on that dock. Sitting as my skin absorbs the warmth. The feel of a gentle breeze flowing through my hair. As the clouds of my worries wash away along the river.
The little boats that take you onto the South Alligator River at Kakadu National Park-and straight into the sun.
At this time of year the sun is a welcome if infrequent visitor.
Photographs taken facing into the sun have a distinctive feel, often with high contrast and lens flare. Modern lens designs and coatings have reduced "the flare" problem considerably but not eliminated it.
It can be seen as a problem or fault; however it can also be viewed as an artistic style or technique (far more in colour than black and white).
Taunton, Somerset, UK.
looking toward Manhattan from Jamaica Bay. It was a nasty hot, humid day yesterday, but the trek to Far Rockaway for this sunset was worth it!!!
one of the last evenings in august that i spent at home. my dad and i went fishing at swift current, manitoulin island.
...hypericum by the stream in our garden
posting for Mittwochsmakro - Wednesday Macro
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Sun setting from the top of the hill in the village across the river
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"Some painters transform the sun into a yellow spot, others transform a yellow spot into the sun."
Pablo Picasso
This is a portrait of the filtered sun, with tiny (7-8 mm in diameter) geraniums in the foreground. (post camera double exposure)