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The late evening sun casting shadows on on an adventurous tendril of grapevine as it tumbles over the back fence of a suburban garden.
Don't ever post both a colour and b&w version of the same image, but thought I would for this one, as the evening light really brought out the vibrancy of the scene
The oldest recorded Evening Grosbeak was a male, and at least 16 years, 3 months old when he was found in New Brunswick in 1974.
The Blackheaded arrive 2 days before the Evening Grosbeak but I didn't have my camera ready. I'm going to have my D500 ready with this lens, I know the tracking better. Of 47 images of the Blackheaded Grosbeak, not one was worth posting from the Z7II (all due to the settings)
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Bringing down the white balance about 1000 degrees from daylight makes this evening view of mix of lighting (sunset, blue hour, and city lights on the clouds, quite magical I think.
Our home is on the very edge of our small town and this view is just a couple of blocks away.
when I saw this scene, I rushed home to grab a camera hoping there would be enough light to capture the scene. There was quite a bit of haze caused by the dust of the harvesting and wildfire smoke coming in from the western part of the country which probably intensified the sunset colors.
In a small town like ours everyone knows everyone and news spreads fast. I learned the next morning at the coffee shop that this field yielded poorly because of the severely dry growing season.