Beside the trail

I was hoping to get some soft water shots, but without my tripod, I used a rock and my mittens.
I could not see the shot and hoped for the best, as the sun was in my eyes and the camera on the ground. I was pleasantly surprised to see these magnificent sunrays when I got home.

I am thrilled you like my "On the Trail" shot from yesterday, your kind words are much appreciated.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Love the sun flare. Beautiful shot.

[Stephanie Swift]

Gorgeous sun rays and beautiful dark water.

[Nicole]

It looks pretty! Love the sunburst!

[Peter]

Its a lovely image resulting from your ingenious approach for a steady capture Nova, love the composition and that gorgeous lighting and flare:)

[Peter Day]

This is really good photography

[Deborah McGavock]

Great light ...a gorgeous pic. Fav

[Babs]

Isn't it great when a surprise photo turns out so well. Love it.

[Janet B.]

Outstanding sun rays! What fun it must have been when you saw the beauty you had captured!

[Kathy]

The rays of light are lovely. Are the snow covered humps part of an old bridge?

[Kim]

Nice sun rays!

[Peter Grave]

Nice capture of the rays of sunshine.I think my next camera will have a tilting LCD screen !!

[GaryW]

Looks great!

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Wonderful ligt rays/flare

[Lee-Ann]

Love the sunrays...another great shot.

[Nova]

@mittens @tristansmum @nicoleterheide @pcoulson @peterday @woofandweft1 @onewing @janetb @randystreat @genealogygenie @peterlgrave @thewatersphotos @ziggy77 @leestevo

@randystreat Kathy, I believe this is what remains of a water transfer system from the lake above to a one story power plant in the early 1930s.

@peterlgrave It would be awesome to have a tilting LCD screen.

Thanks to you all for sharing your wonderful thoughts. :)

[Muse]

Gorgeous capture!