I’m a sky-watcher. I enjoy watching clouds blow through … and in Western Washington, that can be a full time occupation. Spring and fall seem to be the best at catching crepuscular rays … or at least I seem to notice them more that time of year. My guess is that we see a lot of them here because the sun angles into the horizon a lot more than southern areas. That’s just a guess, though. And the summer’s even lower angle is offset by fewer clouds.
This was in September 2016.
Camera: Nikon D810 Lens: Nikon 28-300mm set at 210mm ISO 200 1/640th sec f/13
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