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I exposed this pic for the sky and processed the Raw image twice, once to get the foreground brighter and then combined the layers. I also flipped it since I think it works better with the road leading in to the left side of the pic. I actually enjoyed this pic so much that I put it on my Visa card.
52/365/10-12-07
Day 52 of One Object 365 Days Project
the day was clear but late in the aternoon the clouds are moving in again. The sun is trying to cut through the clouds-
Clicked this shot during my visit to SGNP. It was misty morning and I had this opportunity to click sun rays passing through the tree.
Breeze'n'Sunrays
HDR 7 scatti
Fotocamera: Nikon D700
Aperture: f/22
Shutter Speed: 1/125 s
Lente: 14 mm
ISO: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Lens: Nikkor AF-S FX 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
I really didn't think that we were going to get a sunset on Sunday evening as the rain clouds were coming in thick and fast but Mother Nature is always a surprise packet :)
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In a awfully humid afternoon in our valley, where low clouds accompanied with sunrays, scattered rain, thunder, and lightning, I dropped my work simply to rush to a vantage point to witness both sunstar and crepuscular rays showcasing works from God. I felt humble and lucky to be able to record this moment of joy as Sun peeked through an "aperture" in the cloud with a kiss of sunburst while painting the sky with crepuscular rays. It's a uncommonly seen view and I hope you all enjoy and feel the power as much as I do.
The setting sun peeks out from behind the clouds to shine through the cherry blossoms in Hood River Valley, Oregon.
Another shot from Poole Quay. I thought a black & white conversion would give this shot a more dramatic look.
Aperture ƒ/13.0
Focal length 18.0 mm
Shutter 1/500
ISO 200
From a hike I took in January near Mt. St. Helens. I normally don't much care for square photos, but I think this works for me
Don't believe that these sunrays will be repeated in that location - The trees have thickened out somewhat during the past ten years.
Thank you all my flickr friends for your wonderful comments!!! This used to be the view from my backyard....with the naked eye it looked a ten fold more magical than the camera was able to capture!
had a brilliant morning shooting the sunrays then later that night felt like making it into something different
This is an amazing skirt. I've seen many faux pleated, short skirts over the last couple of years, but none with sunray pleats as wide as these :-)
Annual Dahlia Show in Golden Gate Park 2017, celebrating the Centennial of the Dahlia Society of California
Ash Meadows Sunray
Ash Meadows NWR
Amargosa Valley
Nye County
Nevada
March 2022
“Listed as Endangered under the Endangered Species Act, the Ash Meadows Sunray is endemic to the refuge. That means you can't see it anywhere else. That's right, it only lives here at Ash Meadows NWR. This unique plant is blooming now and should bloom through June.” (Ash Meadows NWR)