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Fractured Cliff, Evening. Capitol Reef National Park, Utah. October 26, 2012. © Copyright 2017 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
A fractured sandstone cliff in evening light, Capitol Reef National Park
Late in the day we ended up in a canyon not far from the main centers of Capitol Reef National Park, including the main campground. We drove into this canyon after the sun had dropped low enough to leave only the soft, shadow light. We walked a ways up the canyon, moving very slowly and photographing along the way. Given the late hour and the early loss of light in the deep canyon, it wasn't long before we decided to head back to the trailhead and call it a day.
We packed up and started to head out of the canyon. Soon the canyon widened near its mouth and it opened to the west. While the light had mostly left deep in the canyon where we had been earlier, here there was still a bit of a glow on the tall sandstone faces lining the mouth. Below these cliffs the terrains sloped upwards from the valley floor, and debris from the cliffs collected around their bases. Seeing this light, we immediately decided to pull over and unpack everything and make some photographs before the light faded. This photographs shows a wonderful section of the cliff face where outer layers of the rock have apparently fallen in geologically recent time, revealing the beautiful pink rock beneath.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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An evening smoking session in progress in Varanasi ghat. With the sky in the Background with cloud pattern, it was a little difficult shot but definitely worth it.
The centre of the wings are dark brownish-grey with flecks of deep violet and a pale violet crescent-shaped band, crossed by three small white spots. The hind wings are tailed and the undersides of both wings are pale brown with deeper brown speckling. Females are less conspicuous, with cream wings, speckled slightly with brown. The white spots and purple crescents are still visible but less obvious than in the male, and the wings have darker edges. The body is pale in both sexes (1). The larva of the Travencore evening brown is roughly spindle-shaped and about five centimetres long. The pale yellow-green head is shaped like a rounded triangle and the bright green body ends in a conical tail. The body bears a pair of fluorescent yellowish stripes that run along the body from the top of the head to the tail. There are also three faint greenish-yellow longitudinal stripes on each side, aligned parallel to the top most ones (4).
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Went out to Crescent Beach today. The rain has finally been replaced by sun, at least for a few days.
Panorama made of the 6 vertical photos from the lovely evening in the canyon of Paklenica national park in Croatia
Taken 060519 , after a birthday dinner for my friend Holli, outside one of our favorite restaurants.
Colorful evening clouds above the West Elk Mountains in Western Colorado, This is a five frame panorama.
Wetter umlodern am Horizont
Das kühne Lebensspiel der Großstadt.
Zwischen abenteuerlichen Wolken
Schwimmt verloren der Mond.
In meine Dachkammer flackern herauf
Und fletschen herein Dämonen der Gasse.
Doch groß und schweigend winken
Vom Himmel her die Lichter der Luft.
Da springt ein Windstoß
Verwegen auf den Dachrand
Und stürzt sich kopfüber hinab
In die Schwüle der Nacht —
Und säulengerade hebt sich ein Staub hoch
Und durchwandelt die bleiche Straße
Gespensterhaft ...
Gesang der Arbeit,
Gesang von Fluch und Segen!
Das dröhnt da unten,
Das wühlt im Blut!
Und Fülle von Lichtkugeln
Ãœberflammt in jenen gewaltigen
Eisenbogen und donnernden Hallen
Den Vollmond und den nichtigen Blitz ...
Sei gerecht, mein Herz!
Diese Stadt ist schön und stark,
Diese Stadt ist stark und schön!
Du aber, mein Herz —
Sei stärker!
Friedrich Lienhard