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November 15 - Streaks of Sunshine

Finally! A sunny day!


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Guest 16-Nov-2008 21:28
You can feel it's warm rays on the frosty ground, how nice!
Carol Rollins16-Nov-2008 20:25
Oh, and it looks like a beautiful one Neal. Gorgeous capture. V
s_barbour16-Nov-2008 13:47
We have to grab it while we can, winter weather is on it's way!
Guest 16-Nov-2008 13:34
Two weeks of patiently waiting gave their results! V
January Grey16-Nov-2008 05:55
Nothing like a slant of light to brighten the spirits! Beautiful capture, Neal! V~
Dennis Hoyne16-Nov-2008 05:19
Excellent! The long shadows are perfect.
LeuAnna Taylor16-Nov-2008 03:46
Yeah, sunshine!! And a nice country scene, too. Those leaves on the ground still have some nice color in them - they haven't had time to turn all brown. Nice, Neal!
Coleen Perilloux Landry16-Nov-2008 03:22
What? No snow? Sunlight and leaf showers instead?
Simon Chandler16-Nov-2008 01:44
Beautiful and balanced composition with great show of light, shadow and colors. v
lou_rozensteins16-Nov-2008 01:31
Beautiful light and colour, and a nice composition. Well done. Voted.
Susanne v. Schroeder16-Nov-2008 01:04
What sunshine? Did you keep it all for yourself in MN?
A beautiful capture, great composition.
Lori Rolfe16-Nov-2008 00:59
I agree w Char it is wonderful that you captured the light on the cornfield in the background, along with your other streaks of light ... very nicely composed V
Mairéad15-Nov-2008 23:59
A beautiful scene with the long shadows and bare branches.
Mary Terry15-Nov-2008 23:54
I'm glad to see you got some sunshine after so many gray days!
Char15-Nov-2008 21:29
Hi Neal,
Well maybe there's hope for us if it's coming this way. I sure hope so.
This is a wonderful and interesting scene. Great light and shadows and wonderful capture of the cornfield in the background. \/