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26-DEC-2012 Shirley Haden

Cold Winter Sunset-Shirley
by Shirley Haden

Olympus E-5
1/1000s f/10.0 at 158.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time26-Dec-2012 17:30:48
MakeOlympus
ModelE-5
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length158 mm
Exposure Time1/1000 sec
Aperturef/10
ISO Equivalent100
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Focus Distance105.000 m

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Olympus DSLR Challenge14-Jan-2013 01:51
Learned something new = sun or light pillars. Pretty cool - I thought it was just caused by a break in the clouds. Thanks! Love the colors here Shirley!

brent
awoz12-Jan-2013 00:26
A peaceful and rare "light pillar" event.
Shirley Haden06-Jan-2013 20:43
Thanks Brenda, it was the most visible one I'd seen. It was a bit lighter out, but I decided to leave it like it is, a bit underexposed, because it showed up more this way. I've seen your shots of these sun pillars, I liked them too.
Brenda 06-Jan-2013 15:34
Stunning!!! We usually get sun pillars at sunrise here. This one is glorious.
Guest 06-Jan-2013 00:34
Martians are landing! What a sight!

Chris Oly
Shirley Haden01-Jan-2013 08:58
Thanks guys, it was like magic to see, when the sun was up a bit higher it looked like 2 suns, one right on top of the other.
Michael Ramsay29-Dec-2012 18:48
Beautiful
Brad 28-Dec-2012 22:33
That light ray going vertical, that is the hope for the new year,