Wednesday, June 10, 2009

 

crepuscular rays


illumination, originally uploaded by cathurynn.

Yes, I do believe I spelled that correctly. Crepuscular rays are rays of light from the sun (or probably other light sources too) that visibly appear to have form. That's not the best definition, but I'm too lazy to look it up. At any rate, they look like in this. You get the idea.


Comments:
Still one of my favorite things about Florida vacation.

It's corpuscular rays, but I think that you're close enough! :)
 
I always thought it was corpuscular, but a recent search suggests it is indeed crepuscular ("crepuscular ray" in the dicationary and in the reference section). Who knew? :)
 
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