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Taken at Oneida Shores

Brewerton, NY

 

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Sunset, Lake Weering Victoria

2015 coloured pencils, watercolour on cardboard

Photos taken with a simple 1960s Agfa camera

 

Agfa Optima Ia

with Agfa Agnar 45mm f2.8

 

Ilford HP5+

Rodinal 1+100 semi-stand 60 min (agitation 1 min + 5 sec at 30 min)

 

Tikkala, Sysmä, Finland 2024

  

Another early morning in Mozambique, near Ponta Malongane.

 

We were out early with the first diving group of the day to take pictures of the stunning sunrises and to see if we could get some good ones with the boat launch as well.

 

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Date : 29 June 2009

Location : Ponta Malongane, Mozambique

Early morning, lake in Norway

Early morning search for the sun.

 

Taken 9/19/2009.

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I was out looking to grab a shot of a favorite street sign for a photo challenge...then this happened.

Last sun rays over Brewster Flats, Cape Cod.

It seems like sunlight has been a common factor in my most recent photography explorations. I think it is due to my work schedule and the only free time I seem to get is around dusk or dawn to snap a few frames. It really is an easy time to really capture some dramatic and scenic moods. The nature that has surrounded me this year has been very friendly to my camera sensor. Enjoy! :)

Sun going down over Cromarty firth, taken at an old boat yard. Tried a shot with new filters..

A relation of the Puffin on the Isle of May in the Firth of Forth.

Sunset over mediterranean sea.

 

Sicily, Italy

Natuurschoon Terheijl

Taken in Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador, on the final day of July with heat and humidity reaching 38C.

Last rays of sunlight kissing the treetops. Serenity.

  

Originally posted at trentontalbot.com/last-sunrays/

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First sunrays in the morning.

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