The sun not only illuminates us, but it also creates pictures of the sun's rays.
Sun rays and sky:
Sun rays among trees:
Sun rays and the shish kebab:
The sun rays accompany us along the road:
Sun rays
8 years ago in #photography by always1success (69)
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A very professional work dear friend @ always1success I really like the photographs of nature, you have captured the beautiful sun rays very well, I like the image that the rays of the sun pass in the middle of the trees.
Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful work.
Thank you too! I like to leave big cities. There all the beauty of the scenerys
Beautiful sun rays and sky!
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Marvelous images. Reminds me of some some recent material I have been reading and listening to on the sun. Anyone happen to make the connection between what appears now to be those power outages being related to an electromagnetic storm? Clif High if anyone is aware of his work explains what possibly might be an explanation for the electromagnetic storms as the earth follows the sun in the vacuum it creates as it moves through space. The sun's color has also changed as it goes "quite." This might be seen in the "whiteness" of the sun seen in these images.
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Lovely photos. Fascinating.
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Great pics but the sun will soon to become our enemy through global warming, if only Trump would confirm the Paris accord we might not despise the sun in the future... ultimately the rays may kill us.