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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.
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.
The sun's rays make their way through the canopy of leaves in the Berlin Tiergarten and are reflected in the water. Beautiful light mood in the early morning. | Die Sonnenstrahlen bahnen sich ihren Weg durch das Blätterdach des Berliner Tiergartens und spiegeln sich im Wasser. Schöne Lichtstimmung am frühen Morgen.
The wind turbine pole is so big that a heavy truck can pass throgh it's red & white pipe.
Sun rays are little different from my last photo But they are matching wind turbine pole red and white colours.
I think I really needed good camera for this photo.
I love the Oregon coast, it is where I grew up as a child, I moved to Seattle, but my heart never left,
Bright sunlight are tricky especially when shooting facing them. However, at the right angles, they give you nice artistic flares.
Pretty place is just off SR 89a a little south of Flagstaff.......SR 89A runs from its southern terminus in Prescott northward through the towns of Jerome, Cottonwood and Sedona to its northern terminus in Flagstaff.[1] The highway is known for its scenic views as it passes through the Sedona area and Oak Creek Canyon. A very seeable section of Arizona.....