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Cables from a telephone pole (out of the frame to the left) and a plant pot on a brick pillar. The sun was positioned just where the cables came away from the pole.
....Coffee by the firepit this morning watching the smoke raise.
* Canon EOS M50 camera
* Focal MC Auto 28mm f/2.8 lens
* Fotasy FD/FL-EOSM lens adapter
The night we spent camping at the Grand Canyon National Park was a cold one, and waking up + packing everything before dawn required some real motivation, but all this melted away when the first sun rays hit the canyon, revealing this amazing scenery. We were spellbound.
Winter '76 Longridge Fell, at the top of Birdie Brow. The first time I'd photographed sunrays like these.
Agfa CT18 film. Nikon F. DSC04985-HDR_Lr9
Taken tonight at Margate, caught the sun behind the cloud about 1/2hr before sunset, the light was great highlighting the wind turbines and revealing the Suns Ray's
saw this amazing sunset on my roadtrip on Lofoten Islands in norway. The capture was taken at the golden hour near Henningsvaer. The sunrays were pushed with Photoshop.
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