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Thursday, September 25, 2008
Another Foggy Morning, Great Egrets
Another foggy morning with fogbows and a beautiful sunrise...along with some "Great Egrets" More soon.....
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2 comments:
Great stuff - that first one is incredible!
Hahah thanks, Dan. I actually took several of these while driving...there really is nowhere to stop near Weston, MO and there were plenty of cars behind me. I did nothing in post-processing besides the slightest levels and of course sharpening. It looked pretty crazy and had somewhat of a sun pillar briefly making an appearance.
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