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16th January 2019
Castlerigg stone circle near Keswick, Cumbria (UK) with sunshine streaming through a break in the winter cloud.
Nikon D850, Nikkor 24-120 f4 VR @ 100mm, f=7.1, 1/80th second, ISO 64
10 frame panoramic stitched in Lightroom CC Classic
Title: Sunrays
Year: 2013
Location: Lincoln National Park
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Inside a church, Aukštadvaris, LT, 2021
Arkliukas, pin 0,2 mm, Fomapan 100, HC-110 (dilution H, 12 min @ 20°C)
Stoped my car emediatly when i saw this sunrays todays, was lucky that i had my cam with me and made this amazing shot.
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I decided to shoot sunset at the mountain top again. When the weather and light is right, the sun rays in an omnipresent redwood forest always present the most rewarding scenery viewed at this vantage point. As temperature cooled down, precipitated overwhelming moisture not only enriches the forest lifeblood but also, together with the sunset light, presents a sublime view that energizes a photographer like me to hike in the mountain in pursuing for such view. Nature's pulling and healing power is an amazing gift to our hustling and bustling life.
Taken with D810, f/9 1/10s ISO64, 100mm, Nikkor AFS 70-200mm f2.8E FL, and with NiSi reverse IR GND 3-stop.
Sunrays light the horizon along Arkansas State Route 284 in the western suburbs of Ellis Chapel, AR. The pleasant weather after the storm only masked the numerous additional and yet to come tornado warnings. It was a day, night, and early morning after that never seemed to slow down.
3/31/2023