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Narrow Neck Beach, North Shore, New Zealand
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A short timelapse sequence of two storms, the first developing near Kearney, Nebraska and falling apart near Grand Island, Nebraska, the second a much more significant storm (a HP supercell with a confirmed tornado in the rain wrap) near Burwell, Nebraska that rolled on into the night. Both storms lived and died on June 16, 2014.
Although you might picture colorful flowers blooming on a sunny day, a few plants bloom after sunset and throughout the night, with flowers closing up during daylight hours. The common night-blooming, or evening, primrose (Oenothera) usually has fragrant bright yellow flowers that can perfume an entire garden during the evening hours.
The magic is that the flowers of evening primrose open at almost exactly 9 p.m. on summer nights, and you can watch it unfold its petals, slightly trembling in the night air, in mere minutes–or seconds.
Nachtkerze
Das Öffnen der Blüten erfolgt innerhalb weniger Minuten in einer fließenden Bewegung. Die Schnelligkeit, mit der das Aufblühen erfolgt, ist bei keiner anderen in Mitteleuropa vorkommenden Pflanze zu beobachten.
Die hellgelben Blüten öffnen sich zu Beginn der Nacht und Morgen, wenn die Sonne scheint, beginnen sie bereits wieder zu verblühen...
Taken last night at Evening Hill, Sandbanks. This is looking across Poole Harbour towards Poole on a really lovely evening.
This was shot raw and processed in Lightroom.
Definitely needs viewing on black.
Holidaymakers strolling along the pier in the warmth of the evening as the sun goes down at the Red Sea resort of Makadi Bay, Egypt. This is the same pier as in my pictures 'Pier Lights','Pier-ing Into The Distance' and 'Shadows On The Pier'. It looks very different here in daylight than it does in my other pictures taken at night.
Dirty sheds working 3S60 0900 Stowmarket D.G.L to Stowmarket D.G.L rhtt's via Southend seen passing over The River Stour at Catterwade.
Ian Sharman - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission.
Departing Friedewald on a septembers evening 99 564 catches the last rays of the sun with a DR style train for Radeburg
Kamera Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Belichtung 0,004 sec (1/250)
Blende f/5.6
Brennweite 75 mm
ISO-Empfindlichkeit 100
16/01/2012
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Winter sunsets... gotta love em. :-) I've made a start on getting to each of your photostreams but will have to do it in bitesize chunks as there's a lot of good stuff to see. Night :-) x
Class 153 DMU 153362 is framed by evening commuters as it makes its way into Cardiff Central on 22nd March 2018 from Canton Depot. It will be attached to 150260 which just arrived at the platform with the 1V96 1232 Holyhead-Maesteg service, providing the passengers in the foreground with some welcome extra space.
Purples infuse the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge on a January evening in SW Washington State. Though the visuals are tranquil, the refuge hosts hundreds of Trumpeter Swans in the winter, and their calls add a wild dimension to the experience.
Shoreline and Evening Reflection. Hoover Wilderness Area, California. August 6, 2017. © Copyright 2017 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Sunset colors reflected from high peaks along the rocky shoreline of a backcountry High Sierra lake
The second evening of this brief eastern Sierra pack trip was much different from the first. On the previous day, as we began our hike, it was already cloudy early in the morning. By mid-afternoon it was apparent that we were in for some weather — thunder clouds were building and spreading across the sky, and soon we began to hear distant thunder. I was at the back of the pack as we headed towards a high lake. I switched from boots to water shoes to wade a river, briefly considering whether to make camp right there before crossing. As I reached the other side and got back into my trail shoes the light sprinkles began. Another ten minutes up the trail I came to a second, deeper and faster crossing just as the rain began in earnest. A choice: Spend 10-15 minutes doing the footwear switch and getting into full rain gear for self and pack? Or make a stand right there and set up camp? I chose the latter, quickly finding a tiny flat (enough) spot to set up my tent in the rain — always an "interesting" task! — and then climbing inside. It rained for the next three hours!
The next morning — the day I made this photograph — I got up slowly, waiting until a few minutes before sun reached my camp and I could start the work of drying things out. I finally packed and headed on up the trail, planning to rejoin my group at the lake where we planned to camp on the second night. Clouds began to appear once again, and it briefly looked like the weather might repeat the show of the previous afternoon, but by the time I arrived at this lake, found the rest of my party, and set up camp... the skies were clearing, and we ended up having a beautiful and peaceful evening. After dinner I took may camera equipment and headed to a high point over the shoreline to photograph. Our camp was a distance above the shoreline at the left side of the photograph, and from this spot I could trace the rocky edge of the water towards the far side of the lake. The blue of evening light and reflected sky contrasts with the warm, saturated color of the reflection from peaks still in the evening sun.
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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