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While I was taking pictures of deer, my husband looked in the opposite direction and noticed the dramatic light of the sun shining through the trees.
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March 14, 2014
Late Afternoon on Dickey Ridge
While I was taking pictures of deer, my husband looked in the opposite direction and noticed the dramatic light of the sun shining through the trees.16 comments:
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So luminous!
ReplyDeletereally wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteBut I like also the photo from the deer!
A lovely sunset, and a terrific pose by the deer!
ReplyDeleteIs that a sunrise or sunset. It is quite lovely. Good job, hubby.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty of a sight.
ReplyDeleteNice captures....always love the sun shots caught in interesting settings♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/familiar-winter-sighting/
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ReplyDeleteGood thing the hubby noticed the sunset. I like the deer image too though.
ReplyDeleteJM Illinois
Your husband has a good eye! My wife has redirected me many times because the best shot is behind me. Doh!!
ReplyDeleteYour first shot is absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous captures of the sunlight.. Love the pretty deer shot! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteJen, it's a sunset. And thanks, everyone!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo and the timing was great.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the deer!
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