The Acropolis is truly something else and the setting sun's warm light adds to the magnificence of this grandiose citadel. Our favorite part of our stay in Athens was being able to point out to the Acropolis wherever we went β through nooks and trees and buildings and ruins. β¨
"We approached Athens from the north in early twilight, climbing a hill. When we reached its peak, we were dazzled to look down and see the Acropolis struck by one beam of the setting sun, as if posing for a picture." β Donald Hall
A little late to the party but been enjoying the splash of colors on our feed. Hope everyone's enjoying the last few days of fall π
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Turn off to turn on π Despite the light on the trees from the parkβs visitor center (to the right) & this being a single shot without any stacking for noise reduction or tracking, we were still able to enjoy a magnificent night sky without any apparent effects of light pollution
Thanks to the responsible and glare-free lighting at @CapitolReefNPS. Learn more about the impact of light pollution and dark sky friendly lighting at @IDADarkSky and how we can work together to protect the night skies.
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Much like the Genesis fresco painting painting, this scene seems like the tree on the right is passing the spark of life to the one on the left, while being surrounded by angels in the form of billions of distant stars... just passing on the stardust. @SonyAlpha@PNYTechnologies
Hiking through these glowing orange hoodoos and spires made us feel like we were navigating Martian structures. If you havenβt been here yet, Bryce yourself β itβs beautiful. π
The hoodoos in Bryce Canyon are a photographer's paradise, especially during the magic hour when the sunlight illuminates these ornate features. The synergy of light and shadows allows for plenty of interesting compositions.
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It helps rid our minds off the stresses of the mortal world and helps us transcend into a world filled with imagination on a different scale, making us realize how inconsequential our problems are. What's your favorite thing about the night sky?
The tale of two towersβΌοΈ
Though it's been a while since we went out to photograph the Milky Way, we still remember every moment of every night we spent stargazing. Little do we realize the difference looking up at scores of stars makes to our mind.
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