Landscape Crop of one of the longest days of the year. K3 III + HD DA 55-300 mm ED WR.

**RICHARD L.** · 06:15 PM

We have daylight as late as 9h00 PM on one of the longest days of the year. Four pictures taken tonight with the K3 III.

**angkymac** · 06-19-2022, 08:41 PM

Low sun creating some dramatic shots!
I recall my younger years in northern Washington State and being amazed at how late the sun remained bright.
I like especially your third shot of rocks & ripples with the sedge grasses.
Angky.

**RICHARD L.** · 06-20-2022, 07:31 AM

The ripples were caused, would you believe, by the rising tide. I was also curious about the origin of those ripples and observed the phenomenon for a few minutes, long enough to see the front of the water's edge inching up towards the river's normal bank level at high tide.

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06-19-2022, 08:41 PM	#2
angkymac Loyal Site Supporter Join Date: Nov 2019 Photos: Albums Posts: 9,032	Low sun creating some dramatic shots! I recall my younger years in northern Washington State and being amazed at how late the sun remained bright. I like especially your third shot of rocks & ripples with the sedge grasses. Angky.

06-20-2022, 07:31 AM	#3
RICHARD L. Loyal Site Supporter Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Quebec City, Quebec Posts: 6,633 Original Poster	The ripples were caused, would you believe, by the rising tide. I was also curious about the origin of those ripples and observed the phenomenon for a few minutes, long enough to see the front of the water's edge inching up towards the river's normal bank level at high tide. Regards