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The Sun and Tree

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Cast iron fence and gate protecting an embassy.

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Man in summer hat at the RHS Hampton Court Flower Show

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Trees from above

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Camping with my boys in the Big Horn Mountains.

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Saw this opening in the trees while hiking. Looked good as a metaphor photo.

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Palm leaves with light coming through.

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The sun sets on the Great Smoky Mountains near Clingman's Gap, Tennessee, USA.

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One week with friends and family in a lonely finca on Mallorca. I remember taking this shot after having barbecue and some glasses of wine in the backyard of our stay. Laughing, talking and listening to music with your best ones until sun rises is pure magic.

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Sit back and relax. Soak up some rays under the palm trees.

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The 3 mountains together are called the sundial. From left to right are their names: the Elfer (eleven o'clock), the Zwölfer (twelve o'clock), the Einser (one o'clock). They are called so because exactly at this time of day the sun is always directly above the summits in summer and indicates the time of day. Eleven o'clock, twelve o'clock, one o'clock ...

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The sun begins to set behind a set of cascades in Yosemite National Park, CA, USA.

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Shot on Going to the Sun Road in Glacier NP, Montana, USA. The sunset light I had hoped for was replaced with an overcast sky and some low cloud cover. I was pretty much done for the evening when I was driving back and noticed the fast moving clouds moving among the mountains.

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I love seeing the sun rise when I am there and watching it. Getting out of bed when it's really cold out is another story. I am glad I have enough will power to get up on this morning for this view.

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View into a deep forest

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Fisheye view of a forest

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A little rocky island in the lake ''Ågelsjön'', being hit by the warm spring-time sun rays. Near Norrköping, Sweden.

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Coyote Gulch Arch. This is the underside of the famous arch that is usually shot with a wide angle lens. I caught this during the morning sun with the reflection from the water lighting up the arch.

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