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Evening light illuminates treetops on the shore of the Chilliwack River near Chilliwack, B.C., Canada.
...have a beautiful sunday and a great week ahead everybody...:-)
...best on black, please...
...enjoy the title song performed by Edgar Broughton Band...
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I made many variations of this picture trying to get the light just right. The sun is stylized...and it stays.
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Another late afternoon shot taken just as the sun was disappearing behind the hills.
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Fields near the village Baranów in central Poland, just before the sunset :)
Pola w okolicy wsi Baranów oświetlone wieczornym słońcem :)
Pulling heavy tonnage toward West Yard lead #1, two of the remaining fleet of CN GP9RM stretching their leg at sunset while L592 wait for yardmaster permission to enter the classification tracks area.
CN YWTS30-22
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Taschereau Yard
Montréal,QC
June 22nd 2026
Three pictures taken on the same evening around 10 mins apart. They give an almost 360 panorama although they weren't taken on exactly the same spot. This one was the last as I turned to go back home.
5 shot panorama stitched in Microsoft ICE, non-HDR
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I was lucky to have some color in the sky the evening I was in Bingen if only momentarily it made for a less than boring capture of the famous Mouse Tower.
In my previous post I mentioned the Bishop of Mainz extracted his tolls from the river tradesman with his three toll burgs, the mouse tower being on the river was the principal place of toll collection.
There is a story that goes the Bishop was also in charge of food distribution in the region and during a particular bad harvest season refused to let the backup stores be distributed and tricked the townspeople into a building that he barred the entrance to and set it ablaze.
Apparently laughing to himself about the townspeople tortured screams sounding like rats, he visited his own curse upon himself as that night a swarm of rats chased him down through town and cornered him in the mouse tower where he was devoured by the horde.
Disclaimer: Not trying to be realistic in my editing there is enough realism in the world, my style is a mix of painterly and romanticism as well as a work in progress.
I took this with my D750 and Tamron SP 24-70 2.8 G2 Lens processed in LR, PS and DXO Nik
These birds are again all through the park, and their loud cries are a part of the soundtrack to a visit there. This is one of my favourite birds, and it was a real treat to watch as our visiting friend Paul, also a fan, saw them for the first time. It is interesting that the muted, foggy overcast light works better with these birds than many others.
A dark November evening departure from Bewdley heading for Kidderminster with GWR Manor class loco No7802 'Bradley Manor' providing the motive power.
Took out my new vintage Soligor 105mm f2.8 lens on the evening walk yesterday to catch some bokeh in the setting sun.
More on this lens here: www.apotelyt.com/camera-kit/soligor-catalog
This lens is under explored on Flickr with very few images available, so I started a gallery of images from this lens on Flickr here: flic.kr/y/3NBCtaB
NikonD7500
Soligor 105mm f2.8
f/2.8
1/400
ISO100