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Sun meets horizon
From August of 2011, along the world famous promenade along the majestic west coast of the beautiful beaches in Lahinch, Ireland

cloudy sunset at sea
shot off the deck of the Carnival cruise ship The Dream

light pierced the heart of heaven
IN SEARCH OF THE LIGHT

Smokey Mountain Sunrise
This image taken from the Foothills Parkway overlooking the Great Smoky Mountain national Park.

Bermudian
Sunset in Beautiful Bermuda.

Dusk for two
So romantic to watch dusk settle in after sunset... with your love.

in the marshlands
This is a very low light high ISO painting of a gorgeous sunset at the John Heinz marshlands in Philadelphia. It was late, very dark, my car was going to be locked in, but I raised the ISO on my camera and gave it a try. This is the result. I love this photo. Best if reprodcued on glossy stock. It is 24.3 million megapixels

The golden sunset of the Manila Bay
The Sunset of the Manila Bay. Manila Bay is one of the finest natural harbors in the world which serves the port of Manila (on Luzon), in the Philippines.

Photon Explosion
A dazzling explosion of a sunset over the bay, wharf, boardwalk and the Santa Cruz Mountains

Sunset in New York
Sunset at the World's Fair Marina on Flushing Bay after a heavy rain.

Silhouettes at the seafront by dusk time
The promenade by the waterfront at Vilanova i la Geltru on a late december's day.

sunset in magee ms
took this while walking with my grandson,always with camera in my hand in the afternoons.never know!!

Hot Gas Bubble in Constellation Ursa Major
"A lumpy bubble of hot gas rises from a cauldron of glowing matter in a distant galaxy, as seen by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. Astronomers suspect the bubble is being blown by 'winds' or high-speed streams of particles, released during a burst of star formation. The bubble's lumpy surface has four columns of gaseous filaments towering above the galaxy's disc. The filaments whirl around in a vortex and are expelled into space. Eventually, this gas will rain down on the disc and may collide with gas clouds, compress them and form a new generation of stars. Theoretical models indicate the bubble formed when winds from hot stars mixed with small bubbles of hot gas from supernova explosions. Radio telescope observations indicate those processes are still active. Eventually, the hot stars will die, and the bubble's energy source will fade away. The images, taken in 1998, show glowing gas as red and starlight as blue/green." - Official NASA website. Incredible shot, almost looks as if the universe is ripping open.

The Day After Tomorrow
Multiple effects were used to create this unique capture of the famous Waikiki Beach and Honolulu.