Let there be light

[Hans Deventer]

I was tempted to post this one on the theology forum.

[Cecil Wallace]

That's beautiful.
How'd you do that?
Is that natural light filtering down from above, or did you add the light?
It looks so natural.

Thanks for posting.

[Sara Sheppard]

Cool!

[Jerry Frank]

Good thing you didn't post it on the Theology Forum. People would have started arguing about the meaning of the light, whether or not it was theologically correct, and . . . . . and . . . . . and whether or not one should write a chorus or a hymn about it.

:basic05


Jerry

[BobHunt]

whered you get the big spot light Hans? LOL

[Beth Larpenter-Shurbutt]

Words cannot describe the beauty of your photo!! Thanks for sharing!

It sure beats my snake photo!!

Beth

[Joel Merrill]

I really really like that!!! :)

Joel :fav18

[Hans Deventer]

That's beautiful.
How'd you do that?
Is that natural light filtering down from above, or did you add the light?
It looks so natural.


Cecil, it was natural light. We were walking through a forest when we saw beams of light cutting through. This was the most beautiful one. Of course the camera enhances the effect because of the big contrast in light. Our eyes can deal with much more contrast in light than a camera can. But it was beautiful in reality too.

[Hans Deventer]

Good thing you didn't post it on the Theology Forum. People would have started arguing about the meaning of the light, whether or not it was theologically correct, and . . . . . and . . . . . and whether or not one should write a chorus or a hymn about it.

:basic05

LOL!

[Hans Deventer]

where'd you get the big spot light Hans? LOL

You can see the trick a little better on these ones, Bob.

You see, I found this great device at Wal Mart, including a generator. I hid the generator and wires behind the trees, climbed up one to tighten
the light to some branches, went down again and here's the result! :basic03

[Terri Knoll]

I can imagine how God felt.


beautiful!