12/17/2013

Texture Tuesday ... taking the back road

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Chased some light 
down a narrow farmland road 
on what was an otherwise ordinary morning
in the Skagit valley.

I'd found god beams*

~ masses of them ~

so I said to the fluffy one riding in back,
it's time to pull over & pay homage.


*otherwise known as crepuscular rays
: : :


Photo recipe:
Shot with an iPhone in a ditch
Resized & color effects added over at PicMonkey
Kim Klassen's texture,  aurora

Joining in with the gang over at today's Texture Tuesday  HERE




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14 comments:

  1. Savoring the moment and the place and the light.

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    1. Had quite a few errands to run, but I didn't want to leave my roadside perch.
      Dawg and I could have happily spent an hour watching those doG beams shift & move ....

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  2. Love this image, Christi. The little fragment of print in the corners adds to the charm.

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    1. Many thanks, Robyn ... the script felt like a nostalgic note somehow ....

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  3. This is so beautiful - the light is perfection. I'd have pulled over to pay homage too. Great capture!

    p.s.

    I love your little Co-Pilot extraordinaire.

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    1. Thank you so much, Angie ... I am quite partial to her myself ;>]

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  4. Yes, I always thought these kind of rays were god shining down from the clouds when I was a girl. Didn't have religion as a child, but i guess I was always spiritual.
    Beautiful image. xxoo,
    sus

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    1. I know that feeling, sus. Have been chasing rays like this for many a year & in different countries, but it always feels the same ...

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  5. So beautiful, the rays of light over a barren winter field. The contrast is wonderful.

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  6. We used to call it Rembrandt's Rays...
    enjoying your photography very much!
    j

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    1. Heh, Janet! like the Rembrandt reference ... and
      thanx for stopping by & leaving that swell message.

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