Gotta love these light rays, even more when they are red! (5 years and 3577 days ago)
Mekun says:
Are those rays or lens flare?
The Sun Hides it's Face - created by craigsnedeker
Light in the Darkness - created by craigsnedeker
No matter how dark it may seem, light will always shine though.
I took this image during sunset. Pretty cool :) (5 years and 3577 days ago)
adeincyprus says:
this is lens flare..........
author says:
there are rays to 
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The Ultimate Rock - created by friiskiwi
Uluru, Ayers Rock, Australia (5 years and 3577 days ago)
lincemiope says:
a very rock.. and a good photo
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In the memory of Anwar Sadat - created by momvera
Memorial at the grave of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Across the road from the stadium, where he was killed.
I know, the POV could be better... But I'm not going there any time soon. :-( (5 years and 3577 days ago)
friiskiwi says:
I like it.
shelley8492 says:
I like it too. Eye catching.
author says:
Thank you guys, oops, girls.
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thinking outside the square - created by annieopal
(5 years and 3577 days ago)
adeincyprus says:
sorry author, but I don't think this qualifies as rays.........it is more like a kind of lens flare.
author says:
Sorry ade, but light can be made visible , with filters. ( not attached to camera held by hand ) as I have done. is the quest "light rays " not "mist in a forest". Or shadows causing an eclipsed effect, Dust or moisture.. I have shown just a something that our (white light eyes) don't see, but it is there.. So I argue, that you consider the display of the spectrum of light rays is . OK. 
author says:
The Muslim scientist Ibn al-Haytham (965–1040), known as Alhacen or Alhazen in the West, developed a broad theory of vision based on geometry and anatomy in his 1021 Book of Optics. Al-Haytham postulated that every point on an illuminated surface radiates light rays in all directions, but that only one ray from each point can be seen: the ray that strikes the eye perpendicularly. The other rays strike at different angles and are not seen. He described the pinhole camera and invented the camera obscura, which produces an inverted image, using it as an example to support his argument.[7] This co
lincemiope says:
very original
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