One does not just capture a sailboat crossing in front of a sunrise. It takes luck and timing. And that’s just what Juan Antonio Sendra had two weeks ago when he was at the Mediterranean Sea.
Additionally, by a lucky coincidence, the background Sun itself appears unusual -- it looks like the Greek letter Omega (Ω). In reality, the Sun remained its circular self -- the Omega illusion was created by sunlight refracting through warm air just above the water.
Thank Helios.
(Image Credit: Juan Antonio Sendra)
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With all the fires on the west coast, every sundown looks like this. If you want a pic just hang out near a marina.
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