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A quick photoshoot with my wife by the stream in front of our house. When we saw the lighting on this day, we knew we had to work fast. My wife quickly threw on her fantasy dress that she wore for her sister's wedding and got as many shots as we could. We only had about 10 minutes to shoot before the rays of sun light disappeared.
I really ,really hope this photo "takes you there" I took it this summer just a few miles up from where I live....I don't often say that I love one of my photos.... but I do love this!!
cos to me it screams HOT LATE AFTERNOON...………..and it sooooo was!!
thank you sooooo much !..... even if only a fraction of how hot it was comes across , i'll truly chuffed be to bits
feel free to fry an egg on it …..xxxx
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Here’s a new video I made that shows how I used the new sunrays filter in Luminar to make the sun look so awesome. It’s a really fun trick. I used to do this sometimes in Photoshop, but that is very time consuming. One of my favorite things about this filter is how you can make so many adjustments and even randomize the sun rays.
Find out more about Luminar here: www.stuckincustoms.com/links/luminar-2018
The Gray-headed Swamphen (Porphyrio poliocephalus) is a species in the rail family (Rallidae) that is native to areas in southern Asia and has become an avian interloper in the United States. It's original appearance in south Florida is thought to have occurred in the 1990s due to the escape of captive individuals. Its poulation has expanded northward into north Florida and bordering states. It inhabits marsh habitats where its long legs and toes facilitate walking on mud and marsh vegetation. Many field naturalists are now "railing" against the Gray-headed Swamphen because of its potential to negatively impact populations of native rail species.
Sunrays Mazatlan Mexico. May 2021
#mazatlan #mexico #sunrays #photography #travel #tf_photography #tf_photoscapes #tf_photoescapes #landscape
When I was little I used to think the sun rays like this were transporting the souls of those passed away.
Sorry if i dont always comment or reply
I think the Flicky Flickr comment system is completely screwed up
It feels like im limited to only a handful of response comments a day which is terrible
But hope you guys understand its not my doing :-/
anyway hope to get out soon with my camera as the backdraft of xmas is nearly done now so great to have some time to play with :)
This is an old image from way back sorry the quality is not the gratest but i think the upload could have softened it alil
when i have time later il fix that with its replacement and better quality