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The sunrise sky over the Pacific Ocean at the Woolgoolga Headlands, NSW, about 20 minutes before sunrise, with a brilliant twilight sky with crepuscular rays emanating from the sunrise point, caused by cloud shadows. Venus is just visible above the cloudtops at right, as a morning star.

This is a high dynamic range stack of 5 exposures to preserve the range of brightness from the dark ground to the brght sky. All with the 35mm lens and Canon 6D.
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Twilights, 2016 Australia
The sunrise sky over the Pacific Ocean at the Woolgoolga Headlands, NSW, about 20 minutes before sunrise, with a brilliant twilight sky with crepuscular rays emanating from the sunrise point, caused by cloud shadows. Venus is just visible above the cloudtops at right, as a morning star. <br /> <br /> This is a high dynamic range stack of 5 exposures to preserve the range of brightness from the dark ground to the brght sky. All with the 35mm lens and Canon 6D.