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On Sunday I was at the Lambertus church in Rotterdam, not too far from where I live. The order of the mass was nice, very much like the ones I was used to in Leiden, where I grew up. Also the church was really beautiful. Will post more, but here's a view that struck me as I turned around to leave the chuch afterwards. Sunbeam / sunrays "looking in"...
ODC: looking in
Richards Bay..One misty afternoon with the last rays of the setting sun breaking through the leaves..
Het was een ijskoude ochtend, maar de wandeling bij zonsopkomst door de havens en de oude stad van Hoorn was het zeker wel waard.
Hoorn, Nederland
It was a freezing morning, but the sunrise walk through the harbors and the old town of Hoorn was definitely worth it.
Hoorn, The Netherlands
sunray (ˈsʌnˌreɪ)
n
1. (Physical Geography) literary a ray of light from the sun
2. (General Physics) a ray of ultraviolet light artificially produced, as for instance by a sunray lamp
adj
resembling sunrays, radiating from a central point, having a design like radiating sunbeams
Sunrays above Tokyo as seen from Roppongi Hills Mori Tower's 52th floor.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-G8 (G80/G85)
Dolomites and sunrays.
Location 📌: Passo Gardena - Trentino-Alto Adige - Italia.
📷: Canon EOS 77D
🔭: EF-S 18-55 mm f/3.5-5.6 III
1st January, 2019
© Tommaso Davite
Today I was on a lovely but cold flight-tour.
We flew on a small plane north from Reykjavík to Snæfellsnes peninsula and I took photos of some mountains there. After that we flew east to Langjökull but unfortunately the mountains were covered by clouds. Then we flew back to Reykjavík.
I surely can believe me, but it was so cold when I opened the plane's window to take photos.
This photo was taken few minutes before we landed on Reykjavík airfield, just before it became dark. There you can see the mountains on Reykjanesskagi, south of Reykjavík.