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After a long time, we catched up a sunset: fast climb and sharp light
Dopo molto tempo siamo andati a caccia di un tramonto: salita veloce e luce pungente
Après un long moment, nous avons rattrapé un coucher de soleil : montée rapide et lumière vive
Rhodanthe anthemoides, commonly known as chamomile sunray, is a small compact native Australian plant with abundant white flowers and dark green foliage growing to between 15 and 30 cm tall. It is found widespread in the eastern parts of this country from Queensland, down through New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania.
Rose-pink buds form during winter and stay dormant, opening in early spring to summer. A central cluster of pale yellow flowers is surrounded by petal-like white, papery bracts.
Flowers 10 mm diameter
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This was another strange thing to see in the sky at sunset. The rays are real no PS here.
Because of the recent drought the water level was extremely low. That meant that boats could only pass through certain channels on the open water. I had hoped to make some images inside the mysterious cypress forest but that apparently can only be done with mud boats. I am in my eighties and I certainly could get into one of those.
De zonsondergang ging verscholen achter een dikke wolken deken. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The sunset was hidden behind a huge clouds blanket.
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“Ich glaube nicht, dass die Architektur zu viel reden sollte. Sie muss schweigen und die Natur durch die Sonne und den Wind reden lassen."
Tadao Ando
f 10
1/250 s
ISO 640
24 mm