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This was so awesome to see, I had to pull over on the Interstate and take some shots before it went away.
(For those of you from Huntsville, that's the Wiley Laboratory building on the right).
a big field of sunflowers in the early morning ..... it seems they are looking to the sun and waiting for the sunrays....
better in large ... if possible
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Time of bleak weather is coming. This might be the last sunrays in the forest this year. Darkness is taking over the place and I'm looking forward to take some pictures of it.
Another weekend, and another opportunity for me to capture sunrise - this time at Chalky Beach (near Swansea, NSW; Australia) this morning.
Conditions looked promising, but the color I was hoping for didn't eventuate - I had to make do with these sunrays instead - hope you like them!!
Have a great day and weekend everyone - thanks for any comments, viewings or favorites for this and any of my other images - always very much appreciated!!!
Taken using a Haida 6 stop ND + Lee .9 Hard Grad filter + Haida Circular Polariser.
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Sunrays between trees with leaves
© 2006 Kees Smans
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Another one from the Limburg forest series.
Great early morning sunshine moments with some mist as well.
Last minute decision last night to head up to a lookout and shoot what looked like a promising sunset over Adelaide city. I left the house in such a rush I forgot to take any filters - so this is a bit blown out, shooting nearly directly into the sun, but the sunrays through Adelaide's city centre were a treat.
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, nature conservation area in the Kalahari. It lies within South Africa and Botswana and occupies an area of 14,668 square miles (37,991 square km), about three-quarters of which is in Botswana. The park was established to protect migratory animal populations that cross the border of the two countries. It consists largely of reddish dunes, with species of acacia growing in the riverbeds.
This mural covers 800 sq m. and tells the story of wine from Roman times. It was painted in 1992 by Didier Chamizo, a local artist on an embankment wall of the River Lot at Douelle near Cahors.
Cette œuvre a été réalisée en 1992 par le peintre Didier Chamizo, un enfant du pays.
C'est la plus grande peinture murale d'art contemporain d'Europe : 800 m2.
Le mur en béton de 120 mètres de long et de 6 mètres de haut, se déroule tel un film. La peinture raconte l'histoire des vins de Cahors d'Adam et Ève à nos jours selon la vision de l'artiste.
La table de lecture positionnée de l'autre côté du Lot vous aidera à décrypter cette oeuvre contemporaine, colorée, étonnante et unique.