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Sometimes when I have to clean up the hard drive, pictures appear that I have completely forgotten. I just rediscovered this one and I took it once when I was walking in the forest looking for sunrays. It gives me a feeling of tranquility when I look close at it, so I want to save it from the vault :-)

This one, on its way to Africa for the winter, had just finished eating a fish, and before taking to flight again momentarily glanced back. Bit of a distance shot, but luckily managed to catch some early autumn colours in the background. Hope you it!

 

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took that shot in February ..... close to the village "Bubach an der Naab"

 

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Sunrays in golden sky reflect on Camogli harbour.

Diamonds in the Sky Gallery.

Thank you Diamonds in the Sky Gallery for inviting me to exhibit some photos, Musings of a Wanderer, for February. Please visit if you like to see this and Also offerings from three other great photo artists.

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Photo shown Lake Sunrays Special thanks Kaaetlin Christensen and Springmood Sands for inviting me to their lovely sim.

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The lake is part of the Notre-Dame de Mortemer Abbey, an ancient Cistercian men's abbey founded in 1134 by King Henry Beauclerc, located between Lyons-la-Forêt and Lisors. It was the first Cistercian abbey in Normandy. Most of the original buildings dating from the 11th and 13th centuries are in a state of ruin and were classified as historic monuments.

Nice display of sunrays today an hour before sunset

An impressive sunset with sunrays over Tigullio gulf, Italy in a cloudy afternoon.

 

Taken in Cogorno, Italy.

 

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...and lighthouse; from our recent trip to northern MN....a great getaway...hiking, biking, weather...everything, but good to get home again.

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Sometimes is pays to go out in the rain. We'd gone out early in the cold and wet, only for the sun to break through when we got to this footbridge over the lovely Plantsbrook, in Newhall Valley Park, not far from home. I shot with the sun streaming into the side of my lens... perhaps not the wisest thing to do, but it was so delightful, showing up all the lovely light on the leaves and the water. So here we are !

 

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loving this sun-rays..just wonderful...

Blackpool Sands, Stoke Fleming, Devon.

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Seen on Skyline Drive (Shenandoah N.P.) as an afternoon fog cleared earlier this week

“The purity of peace, which is genuine happiness, cannot be found outside of you in material possessions, accomplishments, or other people. Pleasure is a fleeting emotion based on an external factor. But true happiness is who you are, and does not depend on anything else. When you are at peace, you are more than enough. You are pure life--complete, fulfilled, whole, and you are everything you could possibly want or need. You feel sufficiently independent and whole, yet connected to life and every being on the planet. Peace is true fulfillment. Once peace is consistently maintained, it is unwavering, no matter the strength of the storm surrounding you.”

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I was determined to get some sunrays, but had to work for them. I must have looked very odd, ducking and weaving through the trees looking for that right spot. The sun was not playing and rays were in short supply but managed to bag a few. This wonderful arch of branches reaped quite a few images that you will see during the week, but they framed the sunlight perfectly for this image.

 

Taken at Brush Hill Nature Reserve, Buckinghamshire

Some days there are too many clouds to watch the sunrise. And then some days, those clouds crack open and let a little sun sneak on through.

This lovely place was brought to my attention by Abi Brody. So thank you. Taken @ Lost Unicorn

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