Ah, we all have a bit of a smudge and this one surely doesn't spoil the photo. Hopefully our own little smudges don't spoil us either! Beautiful shot for the day, Sandy! Have a great weekend!
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Ah yes .. the ever misplaced/disappearing lens cloth.. I had this nifty little sac in which a lens cloth resided, it had a latch on it so you could hook it onto a camera strap or any other place it fit .. its gone, vanished .. I really miss it ...
I've got a spare you can use. But honestly? I can't see what you're talking about. Maybe my monitor's dirtier than your lens, but all I see is a spectacular sunset. (Or is it sunrise? Either way, it's gorgeous.)
The smudge adds light to the rest of the image. As smudges to our soul do to us. We only know great sadness when we know great happiness. Two things go together, hand in hand. Perfection and flaw.
When I was a child, I was told or read that the Navojo people while weaving their blankets deliberately add a mistake. So your smudge actually adds to the photograph. Joyce, IL, USA
It is always reassuring that it is Thursday as your SWF post is up. I look forward to seeing it when I get home from work. I know there is just one more day of work for me. Happy SWF.
I hear ya sistah! I'm always forgetting something, the lens clothe, the extra battery, the other lens, the tripod. But I always get my shot! Great going, Sandy.
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But this is still a beautiful photo.
ReplyDeletea wee smudge is good for the soul...
ReplyDeletelovely!
Ah, we all have a bit of a smudge and this one surely doesn't spoil the photo. Hopefully our own little smudges don't spoil us either! Beautiful shot for the day, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Sylvia
George is correct, this is is still a beautiful photo...a great capture.
ReplyDeleteLooks so serene.
I LOVE it! I could sit there all day - if the sky canvas would just stay that long... :-D
ReplyDeletea little photoshop will take care of that but what a marvelous shot of the light breaking through all the clouds and heaviness-gives you hope...
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ReplyDeleteI'm not really sure about how correct the information given there is. If some people over here who have xp with these things can have a see and give your feedback in the site it would be awesome and I would highly appreciate it, cause I extremely passion solar panel construction.
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Ah yes .. the ever misplaced/disappearing lens cloth.. I had this nifty little sac in which a lens cloth resided, it had a latch on it so you could hook it onto a camera strap or any other place it fit .. its gone, vanished .. I really miss it ...
ReplyDeleteLOVE the shot, mote and all!
I've got a spare you can use. But honestly? I can't see what you're talking about. Maybe my monitor's dirtier than your lens, but all I see is a spectacular sunset. (Or is it sunrise? Either way, it's gorgeous.)
ReplyDeleteI could use some too these days...a good way to be in commune with mother nature too.
ReplyDeleteThat brings a smile...
ReplyDeleteA most happy "accident!"
ReplyDeleteAloha, Sis
Comfort Spiral
Jepp, still a beatuiful shot!:-)
ReplyDeleteMarvelous shot of the sun over the hills.
ReplyDelete`Living om the edge`:-)
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky picture, who cares about this smudge
ReplyDeleteThe smudge adds light to the rest of the image. As smudges to our soul do to us. We only know great sadness when we know great happiness. Two things go together, hand in hand. Perfection and flaw.
ReplyDeleteNice shot...I don't see a smudge..I see a small flare on the water from the sun..sort of greenish.
ReplyDeleteSandy: Neat capture of the sun and sky.
ReplyDeleteWhy a lens cloth, I wonder. ;-)))
ReplyDeleteGreat capture and without you hinting at it, I would not have noticed anything.
Excellent capture!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend.
Very nice pic as always.
ReplyDeleteAll the best
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Any capture of the sun makes for an inspiring picture!
ReplyDeleteNice photo!!! Thanks for sharing. Have a nice SWF!!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a child, I was told or read that the Navojo people while weaving their blankets deliberately add a mistake. So your smudge actually adds to the photograph.
ReplyDeleteJoyce, IL, USA
Oh it's smudge better this way. ;)
ReplyDeletegreat just the way it is.
ReplyDeletesmudge or not...lovely capture.
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful weekend.
Oh Sandy, That is not a housekeeping failure, just a reflection on your clear filtet. Love the shot.
ReplyDeleteNice shot Sandy
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Stunning burst of light over the dark landscape!
ReplyDeleteShe was not alone.
ReplyDelete:) Still a great pic! Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteIt is always reassuring that it is Thursday as your SWF post is up. I look forward to seeing it when I get home from work. I know there is just one more day of work for me. Happy SWF.
ReplyDeleteThat's priceless. I love your sense of humour. I must admit to having scenes like that in My Muskoka !
ReplyDeleteLens cloth or not it's a delightful shot, as are you. I always love to see both your shots and your words.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky!
ReplyDeleteGreat words.
Have a nice weekend.
Looks nostalgic really Sandy and may induce one to emote...:)
ReplyDeleteI hear ya sistah! I'm always forgetting something, the lens clothe, the extra battery, the other lens, the tripod. But I always get my shot! Great going, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, dear Sandy :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky... :)
Come and see me and all the wildlife around me...
http://ourlittlecornerofparadise.blogspot.com/2010/01/importance-of-finding-beauty-in-light.html
Neatly captured Sandy, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletewonderful shot
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have noticed if you hadn't mentioned it. That gorgeous sky is a fabulous distraction.
ReplyDeleteNice photo anyway...
ReplyDeleteA reflective photo of the winter sky with a brief line of haiku.
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
Gorgeous and telling--its those specks we all have that give us character. Yes?
ReplyDeleteLovely view ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm sooo happy to have a 'smudge free camera' at the moment ... it was worth being w/o it for a week!
Hugs and blessings,
A little smudge can't take away from the beauty of this shot.
ReplyDeleteInto each life a mote will fall LOL very nice
ReplyDeleteSplendid romantic image!
ReplyDeleteHa! You made me smile.
ReplyDeleteExcept for the blemish, the sky is otherwise spectacular.
I agree with everybody else - it is still a lovely image!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely, still beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love that bright sun poking out.
ReplyDeleteso peaceful, lovely shot!
ReplyDeletespectacular!
ReplyDeleteOh magnificent!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.