All of a sudden, the sun disappeared, even if only for a temporary minute. Two stubborn grey clouds refused to budge, forming a shape reminiscent of the yin-yan symbol. The sky was dark enough to allow me to take a photo without the whitewash effect of a strong sun.
A turbulent sky is rare in Hania over Kalamaki Beach - I think this is the closest I'm going to get to one.
Very nice shot; you caught the sun at just the right time to allow the photograph, and to show off some of its rays shining from behind the cloud.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see all the different sky watch posts. This is very nice.
ReplyDeleteLove the rays coming in through the clouds
ReplyDeleteClouds over the sky symbolically like our every day life. Ups and downs, joy and sadness...
ReplyDeleteNice. You really made the most of it.
ReplyDeleteI think absence makes the heart grow fonder. We here have almost no clouds for the half year dry season.
Love the way the light rays radiate out from behind the clouds.
ReplyDeleteso powerful light. excellent sunbeams.
ReplyDeleteAbout your question, the first photo is from Galaxidi and the second from Athens
Perfect entry for skywatch… all I can say is that “you’ll be the sun in somebody else’s sky”…LoL! Mine’s up too hope you can drop by…
ReplyDeletelooks like there is a voice booming up there! lovely capture!
ReplyDeleteWow that is some glare. Cool shot.
ReplyDeleteGreat sky watch post!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!!
The perfect moment for you to take a photo!
ReplyDeleteThat's such a bright light. Lovely catch.
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