Sometimes it comes from the left. (Off Monte Argentario)
Other times from the right. (Capalbio beach)
Sometimes it seems to come from above. (Piran)
Other times from underneath. (Mostec, Ljubljana)
Sometimes it’s a result of an action. (Sis’s birthday 10 years ago. Gratitude to sacrificed pig and Journey and Peugeot for posing.)
Other times it’s natural. (Velenje Lake, Slovenia)
Sometimes weather helps bring it out. (Extended family + ex dog. Piran.)
Other times it’s from within. (Sis + relative)
Sometimes the sun is only playing and it’s just right. (One of my favourite parent photos. Porto Ercole.)
Other times there are even two of them, yet in the shade. (Caldana)
Sometimes you notice little shiny spots. (Niki de Saint Phalle’s Il giardino dei tarocchi.)
Other times everything is shining so that which doesn’t brings a relief. (Niki de Saint Phalle’s Il giardino dei tarocchi.)
Sometimes you kick yourself after – why didn’t you? Only 32 EUR! (Vetulonia museum, replica of Etruscan art. Don’t go and buy it now! I’ll be back!)
Other times you’re kinda happy that he was only posing. 😀
And yet it’s actually all one big shine all over from all directions at once and you can do nothing but stare. (On the road in Slovakia a long time ago.)
A lovely collection of photos telling a *light* hearted story 🙂
My favourite photo is the 2nd one with the cluster of clouds on the right side lit up by the sinking sun. Beautiful!
The color of the sky in your last photo reminded me of a series of photos I took in the Western Caribbean. Take a look here: https://charlesewaugh.com/2016/10/22/the-setting-sun/
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Indeed, Charles! Interestingly, there was no sea anywhere near in my case.
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A lovely collection of photos telling a *light* hearted story 🙂
My favourite photo is the 2nd one with the cluster of clouds on the right side lit up by the sinking sun. Beautiful!
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Thank you, Joanne. It felt good compiling these.
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