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[Explore 01/07/2013]
Another shot from one of my regular early evening walks processed in Lightroom 5.
Autumn evening light on the huge spire of Barclay Viewforth Church, the dusk shadows creeping up the adjacent tenements
Did a short walk yesterday trying to capture some images and enjoying the silence in the wood. Here is a part of the scenery
"Evening Shimmer:" Magical evening light creates reflections that shimmer in the water at Watson Lake. Cottonwood fluff garnishes the water's surface as white specks. For a moment, time stood still.
DB Cargo 66047 with the 2020 Mountsorrel Sidings to Radlett Redland Roadstone from Wistow Road Bridge, Kibworth
I came across these ladybugs one evening mating in the fennel. No doubt an early summer romance. The sun had just set, and everything was just perfect for their rendezvous. Then, I came along with my camera. :) It seems that the ladybugs like to retire for the night in the fennel and dill for added protection. Usually, they are not disturbed. The photo was taken in June 2020, with my trusty Olympus digital camera. Enjoy and stay well.
A person, who values the beauty of nature and ambient in the world, for richer and happier than those, who did not notices this.
An evening spent taking photos in a field, the light setting behind us.
Part of an outtake for the last Words to Shoot by. Luckily it also worked for Polaroid Week!
my evening rituals r never complete without "The book , The phone or the tea with milk !!"
غــطــيــنــي بــأهــــدابــك ...
ودي رمــوشــــك تــظــلــلــنــي وتــحــمــيــنــي
اســــكــن فــــؤادي وافــتــــح للــهــوا بــابــــك ...
اروي خــــفــــوقــــي وتــــربــــــع فــي شــرايــنــــي
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Evening grosbeaks are unlike any other songbirds! Other birds like to eat wild cherries but only Evening grosbeaks target the pits. They remove the tasty skin and flesh of a cherry, crush the remaining seed with their powerful beak and then swallow it whole.
Evening grosbeaks are so into these cherry pits that they are known to seek out the pits discarded by American Robins!
Yes it's my lethal lady Ghost again in a more sophisticated look and environment.
I've been playing around with lighting effect and such, thus there will be alot more of Ghost in different lighting. Why? Because Ghost is officially my favorite sim and because I need to practice with photoshop.
BTW Ghost will be having her own series...soon I hope. Whenever my BF decides to send back and his video card so it can be replaced. But he rather wait till his WoW expires before he does anything....grrrrr, stupid WoW AND stupid BF.
FYI: Yes that is a sci-fi city in the window frame. I like it because it reminds me of "Blade Runner" which is sorta the same world that Ghost resides. That kinda dark and grimy futuristic world. If you haven't seen Blade Runner you so should...it has Harrison Ford in it!
Link for future city:
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Pastel birds are tough to photograph, the most difficult to get good exposure for me anyway They always turn out looking like cartoon characters so I never add any of my photos of Waxwing or E Grosbeak.
Irrigation lines in Georgetown, Idaho glow in the evening just a few seconds before the sun drops behind the hills. HFF.
Just playing at photography evening class. this one is a crystal globe in front of a background I printed off the web. It's one of a series I took this week. I had great fun. I think I may try a different lens in future, to try and get the background in sharp focus as well as the lens ball. We shall see....