This was taken off the beach at San Lameer, south of Durban in South Africa.
We had just taken a long walk down beach and were returning at dusk. We suddenly noticed this weird V form in the sky above us over the ocean and I took a couple of shots out of interest as it was so unusual (the sunset was behind us).
Thanks to Morpheus71 I realised that we had witnessed what cloud watchers consider to be quite an unusual phenomenon.
To read up about crepuscular and anticrepuscular rays, you can have a look here
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ISO 200, 18mm, f/5, 1/20 sec
Nikon D300s 18-200mm Tripod PP in PS Elements Single frame HDR in Photomatix Pro to help accentuate the rays.
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Very Nicely Done!

Thank you for sharing your work with the Photomatix HDR Group. This wonderful example of a Photomatix-processed image has been accepted into the Group!
Thanks Etienne
– Clive S
Beautiful!!!
It was amazing to witness, even though I didn’t know what it was at the time!
– Clive S
Yes, it’s looks unusual Clive, amazing moment of shot.
Thanks Gouzel.
– Clive S
excellent work!
Thanks starikarp.
– Clive S
Great color. Wonderful shot!
Thanks Sarosa. I am intrigued by the phenomenon. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
– Clive S
I too have managed to capture this type of image nice explanation here
Thanks again Kym. It was so weird, so I had to grab a shot, but it was only much later that Morpheus71 explained what it was on another shot of mine.
– Clive S
That is awesome. I thought it was a timelapse at first!
Hi Peter. Yes – I can see how one might think that. It was pretty weird experiencing it :)
– Clive S
Wonderful shot! And thanks for the link :)
It’s an interesting phenomenon, isn’t it? I had seen this before, without realising what it was. The link proves interesting reading. Thanks John.
– Clive S
timeless image
Thanks Dean.
– Clive S