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Saturday evening sunset services – a congregation gathers at a church on the shores of the Pelican River in Pelican Rapids, Minnesota. May 16, 2009.
Any day spent in an airport — waiting, waiting — jammed into an aircraft, popped out into a repurposed school bus, talked at, not to, and left — waiting, waiting — needs a circuit breaker. What about a walk on a beach?
As beaches go it's better than some; not as good as others. This one, Cobo Beach, has a million dollar western aspect studded by ugly ragged chunks of Bordeaux Diorite and bracketted with headlands of red Cobo Adamellite.
Lightening the mood, this half-hearted rainbow did its best. Three out of five.
evening pastime for the ladies of Amiras Village is to sit in the street and crochet until it's too dark to see. Amiras, Crete, Greece. © Patricia Fenn. All Rights Reserved. No usage allowed including copying or sharing without written permission.
On the 31st August 2017 the "Svitzer Caldey" (2009) assists the "Tower Bridge" (2004, 47,199DWT) towards the Pembroke Refinery.
First evening in Havana and this old Cadillac Convertible parked outside out hotel. I was really impressed for a while, but by the end of the week old American cars were common place.
While I was about finishing up my sunset shots at Don Edwards Wildlife Refuge this evening, I spotted this human figure strolling along the mud slough in the far distance. The sky looked beautiful above him. I then turned my FDn 80-200mm lens on him and fired a couple of shots.
I'd popped up to this field earlier in the week but couldn't work a shot with harsh light and no cloud in the sky. I thought it was worth another try, so went last night and had much better side light & nice cloud cover. Glad I did go as today is horrible!!
(promise to catch up from Tuesday when my net connection is back up - uploading this off my phone!)
Cotswolds, Gloucestershire
Nikon D300s | Tokina 11-16@14mm | ISO200 | 1/15th f/16 | Lee 0.6ND hard grad & Hitech 0.9ND soft grad
Evening in Wellington, Wellington Coast, New Zealand.
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