Thanks!

Thanks, In one of the frames that I shot there is a vapor trail across the top and if you look closely at around 10 o'clock you can see the airplane.

I spotted this in the sky and at the time I had no clue what is was or how to photograph it. I just knew I had to try, although it does not feel right pointing your camera directly at the sun. This was caputured in St Petersburg, FL on 6/4/2012 at 1:50 PM. This was shot with a Canon 5D Mark III, F7.1, 1/1600, ISO 100, Manual Exposure. I later found out that this phenomenon is called a Sun Halo and is quite rare. After finding that out I was quite please to have captured it. Is there any guidelines on photographing the Sun mid day and can doing this harm your camera?

Thanks, I lived in Hawaii for 2 years, just East of Diamond head in the coastguard housing.

Thanks, I am looking forward to getting feed back on my work.

Thanks, It will take a bit to figure out this site and how to move around in it.

I am a Photographer with an in home studio and a web site at WhiteWindPhotography.com. I am also the Organizer of the Digital Divas on Meet-up, an all female photography group. I have been passionate about photography since the early 80's when I purchased a Canon 35mm camera for a trip to Europe, the rest is history. I am also a professional vocalist and work at a church in Clearwater, Fl , and enjoy performing in musical theater. I use the Canon 5D Mark III for almost everything and a Sony 350 with a dedicated macro lens for macro shots.

Natural Smoke phenomenon (Genie with Whistlers Mother)


Selfie


Sunset - Howard Beach, Tarpon Spring, Fl