THE VIEW FROM HORSE CREEK ROAD, NEAR COCHRANE, ALBERTA
I was absolutely blessed with a stunning cloudscape that caused me to stop several times to try out various photo compositions. The key was simply to wait for the sun to shine between clouds. This was one of those sublime moments. Thanks, God! 🙂
Nikon D7100, tripod.
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