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Finally this local celeb turned up for me :) ....and stayed for about 10 minutes, fair to say there was a few shots rattled off between us! more to follow...
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Evening at Elk Island NP..
Here we see a southbound Virgin Voyager at Shap as the evening sun ebbs away allowing the darkness to grow and the night to begin.
So my dinner with my nephews father in law actually went quite well.
We went to Hinnies a local restaurant here on the coast, I was by far the brightest and best dressed there, which drew a couple of glances. I think my date, Stephen, was a bit on edge when he saw my dress. Appreciative but he knew he wouldn't be able to hide!
Once we were seated and ordered a drink and everyone went back to their meals he soon settled and turned out to be an attentive, interesting, quite humourous and, yes a little bit charming type of guy.
So I'm getting taken out for a ride in his rather nice Mercedes later today. I know nothing at all about cars but it does look nice!
xxx
Winter Light....the reserve behind our house is an ever changing landscape of light. The early evening light has been amazing this last few days, a pre curser to some bad weather?
RM1933 in Strand opposite Charing Cross on route 15 on a wet evening.
Flickr, Trafalgar Square, and Charing Cross are not in Holborn.
Tried long exposure with a ND filter last evening.
J'ai essayé les expositions longues hier soir. Merci à Carl pour son aide !
And every member of our workforce will once again receive a small donation from the boss as a thank you!
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Compositionally Challenged Week 3 is Cropping. Cropping refers to the removal of the outer parts of an image to improve framing, accentuate subject matter or change aspect ratio.
Snow Geese spend the winter in the farmlands of the Skagit River estuary and I had hopes of finding them. Much to my surprise and pleasure, this flock was in a field visible from I-5 as we arrived in the area. What a wonderful greeting we had from these geese!
by Nancy Bush
Pattern source: Knitting Vintage Socks / Nancy Bush
Yarn: Rowan 4 Ply Soft, 3 x 50 g, in shade Victoria
Needles: 2,5 mm
Modifications: I made the leg longer by adding 7 (!) pattern repeats (my legs are not that long!), shortened the heel flap (34 rows instead of 40 in the pattern), and in the toe I added some rows between the decrease rows.