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maddiemkay OP t1_j6eln6f wrote

Hey friends!

This picture was taken at Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton National Park after an incredibly wicked thunderstorm had passed overhead. The setting sun broke through some storm clouds forming some of the most incredible light rays I've ever seen!

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Thanks for looking!

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stabTHAtornado t1_j6elucr wrote

Crazy cool we are in the universe getting to experience, feel, and compute sights and moments like that.

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Buck_Thorn t1_j6ev8tb wrote

Boy, were you ever in the right place at the right time... and you had your camera!

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crankyape1534 t1_j6ey9pz wrote

The Tetons can have such magical light. What a beautiful shot! Thanks for the share.

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WholesomeLove280 t1_j6ffhjy wrote

This is a showstopper! Lucky you to see so much beauty everyday at work! And thank you for your service!

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arycka927 t1_j6g1yxj wrote

Man! This takes my breath away. I can't imagine how it looks in person! We are planning a trip to Wyoming in July, I'm super stoked since I've never been.

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presentmomentliving t1_j6gkh5y wrote

Beautiful! The light in the sky is so dramatic! Many of my first epic adventures happened climbing the Tetons or paddling the Snake, it's neat to see both together in this superb photo.

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rocky_racoon_2020 t1_j6h5n7m wrote

No one questions the physics in these kinds of pictures.

The sun is 94 million miles away. Perhaps people do not understand perspective of photography.

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Siserith t1_j6i62pz wrote

This reminds me of seeing a post somewhere that I can't find about someone who didn't thank God rays were real.

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