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Semi-Off the Grid builder in my area, interesting collection of buildings and the vehicles used during their construction. You may have seen him on the TV series "Building off the Grid".
This RV is electric and has a small diesel generator when needed.
A view across the Bristol Channel at Weston-super-Mare, looking towards Flatholme Island. I was struck by the beauty of the sunrays, and I took rather a lot of shots.
There is highlight blowout in the sky, but even exposing for it, it was virtually unavoidable.
It had no detail to the naked eye either!
Taken on top a viewing platform. Definitely one of my favourite places. If you appreciate my photographs, feel free to follow me on Facebook:
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I got to capture this beautiful moment during the sunset right after rain, the weather was beautiful, sky was getting clear after rain showers and sun was trying to shower its light before disappearing.
This took me by surprise. There was plenty scattered sunrays around but within the minute the sun was peaking through to deliver this.
Nikon D7000
iso-250
55mm
f13
f/1400
Filters:
UV
A whole array of sun rays we were fortunate to have seen whilst waiting for the sun the warm up the whole mountain side. It was a cold 20 mins waiting for these rays to eventually land on us.
Taken on Bainskloof, Wellington South Africa
At this time of the year we who live in northern parts long for the sun, whatever the shape in which it comes to us!
This was after very heavy Thunderstorm. Sunset.
Nikon d7000
SIGMA 10-20MM @ 15MM
iso-250
F/9
1/400 sec
Filters:
Hoya polarizer
Further info:
This is HDR bracket photo taken with 3 photos.
Hey,
I went for a sunrise shoot Thursday the 12th of Feb 2015 and got this shot of some sun rays poking out behind this cloud and got some reflections in the water.
Hope you like it, Thanks for looking!
To love our enemy is impossible. The moment we understand our enemy, we feel compassion towards him or her, and he or she is no longer our enemy.
- Thich Nhat Hanh
May compassion shine everywhere and on everyone, just as the sun makes no distinction as to where its rays fall.
Taken in Sera Monastery