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Soaproot is a California native plant used by various indigenous tribes for soap, food, medicine, brushes, and a toxin to stun fish, enabling an easy catch. It blooms at the end of the day, and the bees also enjoy its nectar. These soaproot plants, seen in Bidwell Park in Chico, grew tall and thick because of all the rain this year. They reminded me of fireflies as the light of day faded in the forest.

A sunset over the Tetons

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Last of the sunset light creeping up the hillsides (of the Pap, and Sgorr nam Fiannaidh) behind Ballachulish and Glencoe village in Scotland. This would be a glorious view when the loch is calm enough for a mirror reflection!

An evening passenger train with BWN WDM-3A 16267R passes through Prantik , West Bengal on a cold evening . Prantik is the station where one can get down for Santiniketan.

  

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Late evening light and trees reflecting in a small tarn in the Yosemite High Country.

Late evening light illuminates one of the barns on Mormon Row with the Tetons behind

Haytor Rocks from Rippon Tor, in the evening sunshine.

Reedy flat really is the most beautiful place in the evening. Skylarks singing, lapwings ooeeing, snipe drumming and ducks and shorebirds preparing for either migration or roosting. These blackwits were roosting.

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Last evening at Elk Island we were treated with a wonderful sunset. It was so peaceful and quiet there that we were quite reluctant to leave when the show was over. There was a flock (? - how do you call a gathering of wild geese?) of wild Canada geese, preparing, no doubt, to fly away south in a few weeks. They were taking a "stroll" on the Astotin Lake and after they were done and got closer to the shore decided to take an evening bath, cleaning their feathers and submerging in water washing the daily dust of their bodies. Already, even before the sun set, the mists have risen from the water and were hugging the shores. Quite a magical hour, I must say. So very lucky to have this so close to home!!!!

Lupins and grasses at the roadside late in the day.

 

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Late sunlight through the cherry blossom. This version of the new film can tend to blow out in the highlights a bit, but that just makes the blossom look like a cloud...

 

Impossible Project PX680 Color Shade Test Film in a Polaroid SX-70 Sonar with ND filter.

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I occassionally get asked by friends whether there is actually any colour in Wales (and people)! Well I can't answer both of those questions with this photo but hopefully I can dispel the myth that I live in a monchrome world.

 

This photo is really a reminder for me that you just have to keep trying your best to get out, even if at times it doesn't seem like it'll be worth it. I had my best pout on yesterday evening as the rain came down around 7pm and looked set to scupper my plans to get out. Eventually it cleared though and I convinced my (lovely!) wife to ferry me around. I didn't really know what to shoot and the first place I stopped really didn't offer anything. So I figured I'd head back to the breakwater and see if there was much on offer near this new landing point. I thought it was going to be another fruitless evening as the bright sunshine was lovely to stand in but it's angle made it difficult for me to get any kind of composition. However just as it started to set the opportunity to take this shot made itself available.

 

I think this is a real success for my new filters. Without the grad NDs, I'm not sure I'd have managed to get the balance right. I'm really enjoying using them and they're less of a fiddle than I expected.

  

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Canon 600D (T3i/Kiss X5)

Canon 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 EF-S USM @ 10mm

Lee Big Stopper

Lee .9 Soft Grad ND

ISO 100

300 second exposure @ f11

PSE10

 

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Some late evening shadows from Cannock Chase a few weeks ago

 

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Evening Skyscape, Bengaluru city

We had a gorgeous double rainbow today. Here's one of the two! No color changes in post besides brightness and black levels.

 

A nice chance to switch back to my 18-55mm kit lens, which is a strong performer. As the light was falling and the rainbow was hardly moving, I grabbed it instead of my 28-75mm f/2.8 Tamron. I'll take the stops of improvement from VR in this kind of situation handily.

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Canadian North Boeing 737-400 producing vortices on departure from Winnipeg.

Evening sunlight illumimating branches of a tree...

Late summer meadow at sundown, conservation land, Centerville, Cape Cod, Massachusetts

  

These heels make me feel so sexy...! What is it about heels that makes us so crazy? Do GGs get the same kick - the same sense of power, yet vaunrability?

 

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Some impression from my homeland on a evening in this extraordionary summer in Germany...

 

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Carl Zeiss C 4/40 Distagon

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This was a stop the car and jump out moment - this gorgeous evening light was too beautiful to just pass by on the way home

Evening clouds at Rhoose South Wales.

4490 and 4403 idle away at Picton station waiting to take charge of The Southern Highlander from steam locomotives 3642 and 3526 after working the train back from Moss Vale.

A nice summer evening in Evanston.

An Autumn evening from last November

A quiet evening in Närjeholme in Eskilstuna, Sweden.

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