Arizona Sunsets - Artwork by God
Sep 10, 2011 13:21:39 #
Hi,
I'm just joining the forum. I've been shooting pics of the great Arizona Sunsets for about 4 years, and have over 30,000 in my collection! God makes it beautiful, and all I do is click!
I've created a page at Facebook:
www.facebook.com/ArizonaSunsets
I also have several albums on-line at PicasaWeb:
picasaweb.google.com/roger.degler
I'm just joining the forum. I've been shooting pics of the great Arizona Sunsets for about 4 years, and have over 30,000 in my collection! God makes it beautiful, and all I do is click!
I've created a page at Facebook:
www.facebook.com/ArizonaSunsets
I also have several albums on-line at PicasaWeb:
picasaweb.google.com/roger.degler
A Typical Arizona Sunset
Sep 10, 2011 13:27:56 #
Absolutely beautifal brother! the shillouette of the cactus makes the shot. Also kudos for crediting the one who created the beauty in the first place. However you did more than press the trigger, God blessed you with the talent and desire to be a photographer. :thumbup:
Sep 10, 2011 13:35:35 #
That is very kind of you, indeed! I'm trying to learn how to better capture the beauty that God creates. It's such a joy to be surrounded by His great works! I've been very blessed with the images that I've captured so far! Yes, and all the credit goes to Him!!!
Sep 10, 2011 13:37:57 #
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Loc: southwest fla. 10 mins from the gulf
I to love sunrise and sunset pics. When I got a divorce from my first wife, to teach me a lesson, she burned about 10,000 slides I had taken/ Now I have taken another 2,000 with digital camera, and have them backed up twice..If anything happens with this wife, i'll take the pics before I tell her I'm leaving..
Sep 10, 2011 14:14:06 #
Ouch!!! My heart goes out to you, both for the divorce, and the loss of the pictures!! Anyway, enjoyed your comment!!!
Sep 10, 2011 15:02:53 #
I always love to see the wonders of creation. What eye has not seen all that the Lord has done.
I have just today signed up with UglyHedgehog, and it looks like there are a lot of people who love what lies in the eye of the beholder.
I have been taking photos for some time, even before I retired. I try to have a camera with me as often as I can.
I thought I would add some photos that I thought said a lot about the work of God in His works.
I have just today signed up with UglyHedgehog, and it looks like there are a lot of people who love what lies in the eye of the beholder.
I have been taking photos for some time, even before I retired. I try to have a camera with me as often as I can.
I thought I would add some photos that I thought said a lot about the work of God in His works.
Sep 10, 2011 17:12:56 #
welcome this site is full of very helpful talented people willing to assist. there are even some Godly men and women here. I am the official photographer for my church. i liked your first two photos. being fromFlorida I had to wonder what that white stuff in photo 2 was themn I rembered my Michigan days and rembered "snow" havent seen any of that since 1995. LOL post more of your work and God Bless!
Sep 11, 2011 18:29:39 #
Sep 11, 2011 19:10:19 #
If you are referring to my three photos from yesterday...I give you my sincere thanks. May God bless you and guard all your ways, unto His glory.
Sep 11, 2011 19:16:56 #
Welcome Roger. This is one of the best forums I have run across. Many people willing to help. I have learned so much in the short time I have been a member.
Sep 11, 2011 23:00:35 #
Thanks Mama!!! I hope to learn more too!
I'm uploading two pictures from last night. Yesterday, I attended the Memorial Service for a friend of mine, Linda Aper. On the way home, I noticed the beautiful storm clouds forming. So, I went out to shoot pictures to show how God was celebrating Linda's arrival in Heaven.
Not only did God produce a beautiful sunset, but He also sent rain, and even hail!! There was a period in which the rain was horizontal! I found my self tucked up against my Saguaro Cactus, trying to keep my cameras out of the rain.
The first shot shows a beautiful sunset, and the seconds shows what the desert floor looked like after the main part of the storm passed. Yup, that's a sheet of water running over the desert.
Usually, when a storm like this is approaching, I run for home. But, last night I could see that God was doing something special in the sky, and I wanted to stick around to capture these images for Linda's family. I got totally soaked, but managed to keep the cameras dry. And, I really like the shots.
I'm uploading two pictures from last night. Yesterday, I attended the Memorial Service for a friend of mine, Linda Aper. On the way home, I noticed the beautiful storm clouds forming. So, I went out to shoot pictures to show how God was celebrating Linda's arrival in Heaven.
Not only did God produce a beautiful sunset, but He also sent rain, and even hail!! There was a period in which the rain was horizontal! I found my self tucked up against my Saguaro Cactus, trying to keep my cameras out of the rain.
The first shot shows a beautiful sunset, and the seconds shows what the desert floor looked like after the main part of the storm passed. Yup, that's a sheet of water running over the desert.
Usually, when a storm like this is approaching, I run for home. But, last night I could see that God was doing something special in the sky, and I wanted to stick around to capture these images for Linda's family. I got totally soaked, but managed to keep the cameras dry. And, I really like the shots.
The sunset before the storm hit
The desert after the storm passed by
Sep 12, 2011 08:42:12 #
Love the shot and having lived there I know the photos in Arizona can come out in so many different colors. Good job working the thirds.
Coyfish Pond at Michigan State University
Sep 12, 2011 08:44:31 #
I don't think I meant to add such a huge picture to the bottom of your shots. Sorry. New to this site.
Sep 13, 2011 13:59:21 #
Funny, because that's what I say : God did all the work. I just click the shutter :-) But we all know it is a bit more than that, right?
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