Anti

Crepuscular rays can be a fairly common occurrence early and late in the day...but I've only seen the related anticrepuscular rays a couple times. Anticrepuscular rays are always opposite the sun and are usually much dimmer. I found it interesting to learn that these rays are actually parallel to each other, and it is only an illusion that they vanish/converge at the antisolar point.

These rays were only visible for a couple minutes and these seagrapes were the only foreground I could find with a reasonable view back to the west (I was along the developed Florida coastline...hoping to shoot to the east!)