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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
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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Wow everybody. I'm so humbled and pleased I made Explore and that people actually take the time to look, favorite and comment. Thank you. Processing: none but the obvious b&w and the square crop.
It was really amazing how the clouds were changing shape and formation that day, sometimes allowing bursts of Sunrays to escape...
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Sunrays cross clouds and illuminate the Atlantic Ocean in the Canary Islands.
Rayos de sol atraviesan por los huecos que dejan algunas nubes e iluminan el mar al amanecer en las Islas Canarias.