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an Evening @ the Inukshuk Park here in Toronto, if you wish to know more about the Inukshuk Park please click on the link www.arcticexperience.com/Toronto_Inukshuk.html
Pukaskwa National Park, on the northern shore of Lake Superior in Canada, has some of the most beautiful evening skies I have ever seen.
Clearing Storm, Evening. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell.
The sky lights up with sunset color as a Sierra Nevada summer storm clears.
Our backcountry stay began with the absolute worst summer storm I can remember. Within seconds of getting our tent up the skies let loose with an hours-long barrage of extremely heavy rain, hail, thunder, lightning, and wind. Everything around us flooded, and we had a stream flowing under the tent. There was nothing to do by shelter in the tent and try to say dry and warm. We managed to escape briefly to eat a quick dinner, but the rain continued. It paused late that night… and then resumed very early in the pre-dawn hours and continued through most of the next day, albeit not as heavily.
Finally, late on day two, the storm broke. We began to see some thinning in the clouds to the west, and we began to hope for some interesting sunset light. Out we went, with each of us making guesses as to when and where the light might appear. At first I photographed the fog that was drifting back and forth among the surrounding peak, and then I began to turn my attention to the west, where I hoped to get some sunset color. Not much was happening there… and then I looked behind me to see see this scene developing!
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, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
[ Lake Wingra, Madison ]One of the greatest wonders of nature is that there are always unexpected surprise. Driving by Lake Wingra in a pretty evening, I found this beautiful blue heron. Perhaps even better was that I had my camera gears with me.
A few photographers joined me as they spotted the heron. I hope everyone got something they liked.
Here is another photo taken in the early spring at the same location.
As I left my sons band concert this evening, I saw this incredible sunset, I had literally about twenty seconds to work with, I didn't even have a chance to change my lens, so here is a sunset taken with the Panasonic 100-300. :P
Lovely evening light on the last day of my hols down in Cornwall. You can see the family sitting on the headland middle left, patiently waiting for me!
Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center, Austin, TX. Sony nex5r and Schneider Kreuznach Componar 50/4.5 enlarger lens.
I have a railroad photography manta I dust off from time to time when I feel my enthusiasm fading. I tell myself "I'm here, the train is here, and I have a camera in hand (so why not?)". These sort of what-the-hell type shots have a better success rate with modern digital optics, that's for sure. And so it was that I was still set up at Ulm siding about 15 minutes after I realllly wanted the train to be there, f stops dropping like flies. This place doesn't have the same vertical feel of a grade like Crawford Hill but it's deceptive, they are really crawling by the time they reach Ulm. I don't know how much light was lost between the time I could see the train and when they passed curve in the foreground but we were definitely beyond sunset and into the blue hour.
BNSF 5660 spills plenty of light across the rails of the east switch Ulm where there is no opposition. A couple corresponding twinkles speckle the rails on the curve too. September 8, 2023.
I decided to head out with the camera last night, I'd had a lazy ocuple of days off work and thought I'd make the most of the evening.
This was one of the first few shots I took once I was happy with the composition. I'd been hoping the clouds would hang around till sunset however they decided to fade away.
Sunset also didn't really happen due to clouds on the horizon so I'm glad I headed out early!
Canon Eos 5D mk ii, Sigma 24-70 f2.8, hi-tech reverse grad
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