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Bright shining sun,
Lighting the world,
The world revolving around you,
My world revolving around you,
Too much sun will burn,
Leave scars,
The scars heal in time,
But not enough sun,
Can cause near irreparable damage,
That can only be fixed by the sun,
The ever burning sun,
Who outshines the moon and the stars,
Who is not always good for me,
Not always best,
But the sun is what i need to survive,
So I must deal with the burns,
Heal within the light of the sun,
To see what is beyond,
I must have the sun,
To guide the way

Contrast levels greatly elevated.

Author: Mandy Author2
http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/sun-49/ (5 years and 3118 days ago)

I shot this at such a fast shutter speed with a small enough aperture that the surrounding areas were completely underexposed. I decided later I liked the way it looked. (5 years and 3134 days ago)

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Void, and, Sun

Remsphoto says:

Excellent. It's almost got a 3D effect.

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Karol says:

beautiful..well done

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friiskiwi says:

beautiful

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arca says:

Lovely! Perfect sunset image...bravo!

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Believe it or not there was roughly three feet of snow on the ground! This was taken near Chatauqua Lake in NY. Just a disclaimer, the black in the corners was not added in post, it happens with the wide angle lens that screws onto the end of my other lenses when you zoom all the way out. (5 years and 3135 days ago)

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Snow, sky, Sun, trees, clouds

friiskiwi says:

Beautiful and the dark corner adds to it.

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Wide angle lens shot of a beautiful sunset over....well I'm not sure which city this technically is. I took it from a peer on (I believe it was) the west side of NYC, but this shots pretty old so I'm not totally sure. Just did a bit of color adjusting, some brightness/contrast, saturation, and some sharpening to get the beams of light to pop a bit more. (5 years and 3135 days ago)