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Oh, my! You were certainly in the right place at the right time with your camera.
Thank you, Laurie. Daybreak after a stormy night. 🙂
Wow! And the Heavens opened up!
Indeed! Can you hear the heavenly hosts singing on high? 🙂
Oh, glorious new Spring! Glorious new beginnings!
Thank you, Kathy. No matter what, the sun always shines!
Oh wow!!! What an absolutely gorgeous picture!!! Thank you! ❤
Thank You, Amy. 🙂 Much appreciated. ❤
Beautiful:)
Thank you!
As always, a beautiful thought provoking photo!
Thank you, Stephanie!
So pretty – I love the way the waves and water looks around the point. I’m not sure if it is a trick of the light or just the way the water is moving.
Thank you, Sarah. I think the waves were breaking on the reef and the sun highlighted the shallower areas. The clouds created a lot of drama. You can just barely see the outline of the hills beyond.
Windows in the sky…
Oh, yes! ❤
What an absolutely gorgeous picture.
Thank you kindly!
Aaahhh yesss … what a moment to capture when the world comes to life and we we feel connected to it all 💛
🙂 Thank you, Val. ❤
Stunning picture Eliza!
Thank you, Frances!
Very impressive Eliza: a window to Heaven
Yes, thanks, Maureen. 🙂
I always thought that someone was going to heaven when I saw rays like these. Beautiful photo!
Thank you, Julie! When I was a kid, I probably thought the same – I think I got the idea from Hollywood. 😉
And those are Bloodwort flowers at the top of your post? Mary Holland (as you know) posted a photo today…..
Yes, I’m lucky to have a patch of Bloodroot out behind my house. 🙂
Beautiful. Looks like there’s some wind spray on the waves right where the sun ray is pointed.
Thanks so much! It was pretty choppy, as a storm was moving off.
Magnificent!
Thank you, Dor!
Beautiful and inspiring!
Thank you very much, Anca!
Glorious!
Thank you so much, Catherine!
oh!!! This was perfectioin
Thank you, Kim 🙂
Wow – picture perfect!
Thank you, Fi! You’re back! 🙂
Beautiful
Thank you, Tosha!
You’re welcome xo
You were in right place at right time and able to catch this breath-taking moment for us. April is truly a beauty!
Thank you very much! 🙂
Crepuscular rays are so nice! Great job!
Thank you, Maria!
Beautiful capture! I love the way it looks like the sky is opening up and the sun is bursting through. So heavenly! 😀
Thanks, Kim! I thought so, too. “Here Comes the Sun” by the Beatles, as well.
Beautiful god beams! Inspirational!
Thank you, Denise. ‘god beams’ – I like that!
The rays of the sun drawing up moisture to the clouds, beautiful.
Thank you, Brian.