Beams of sunshine shoot through the clouds in this beautiful scene. I took this in my front yard; it’s nice that there are no houses there to clutter up the picture. 
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Canon PowerShot A620, 1/200, F4.5, 8.46mm, ISO50, 2006-10-22T18:26:17-04, 2006-10-22_18h26m17
Source image. I added contrast and brightened the sunrays to craft this photo.
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walkingonthesun at 2008-01-13T06:02:56:
Dude… Simply great. I’ve never seen such great photos, Richard!
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-01-13T20:05:43:
Thank you very much, walkingonthesun! Glad to be able to contribute my work.
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