i apologize for my delay in replying to all of your wonderful comments...i am busy working a couple of jobs and enjoying the last summer with my friends
I love that lens..I have the same one and you'd have to fight me for the death for that one...the IS for one is worth it...Lovely shot, Lady Pat...thanks :)PJ
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An amazing picture, the dark shadows on the ground really do give an emphasis to the golden light, which really travels quite a way across the sky. The arrangement of the clouds just below the start of the light gives a real depth to the image. Great timing to capture the sun just appearing below the darkest cloud, fantastic. Where was this taken?