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Rays from the setting sun lit on the wall through the window that's behind the camera.
A LARGE view.
The clouds are clearly coming in from the right, this was the last shaft of sunlight I saw, had to be a quick capture, not ideally composed but nice to capture all the same
Lesser Goldfinch (female)
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A sunny warm evening in Northern Arizona, close to Lake Mead.
See you all when I get back next Thursday. I'm off to Yellowstone and Wyoming. :-)
A dip into my backup drive the other day found this little gem just waiting to see the light of day. Taken almost a year ago now on a trip to Wiltshire. Makes me look forward to the coming Autumn.
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It was really amazing how the clouds were changing shape and formation that day, sometimes allowing bursts of Sunrays to escape...
While driving in the fog the sky suddenly opened up a bit and I saw this amazing light from the sun hiding behind some trees. via 500px ift.tt/2yqDJAz
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Explore #289 : Highest position 255
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Image Details
Camera........: Canon 60D
Lens..............: Sigma 10-20mm
Aperture........: f/13
Focal length.: 10mm
ISO Speed....: 160
Exposure.....: -2,0,+2ev in RAW
Resolution....: 5202x3465 (without frame).
Photoshop
° Cooling filter / Warming filter.
° Taming the greens
° A little extra red/yellow saturation.
° High pass sharpening with mask.
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Another one of the misty Sunday morning of 15 days ago.
° My photoshop tutorial on Layers, Masks, Selections & Channels.
° Channel mixer tutorial to remove lens flare spots.
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The heavens seemed to open up behind this majestic cloud sunset over Catalina. The next pic is without telephoto. This was one of the most enjoyable sunsets I've seen in southern california in years. Taken Friday after work from a bluff in San Juan Capistrano Beach.