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original from my cam NIKON D40 ..... today evening near my village ~
I wish you all a very nice evening ;-))
It is a four footed Melantis leda. They camouflage to dry leaves so beautifully that it's almost impossible to spot them out.
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Translates literally to "The tale of the chair"
Dedicated to BITS'ian politics. When it comes to a chair and a post, politics's everywhere.
Sweet evening peace
Draped in sunset's red lace gown
Earth sighs soon to sleep....
special thanx to almas ismail.
Just before sunset at Moraine Park in Rocky Mountain National Park, CO. You can see the smoke from the Fern Lake Fire.
Nov 2012
A series of blue hour lake shots I knocked off during a recent holiday in Melton Mowbray (so many pies, so little time left for photography :)....).
A little touch here and there but it was a nice shot of a worthy foal, early evening at sunset. Good reward for sitting in the paddock amidst millions of hungry flies.
Flowers lit by setting sun. Happened to be having dinner at a mountaintop restaurant overlooking the Berkshire Mountains above North Adams, Massachusetts. As the sun was setting, the flowers on the 2nd floor deck where we were eating were lighting up nice. The dark background is the parking lot below.
After driving through rain all the way from Adelaide, as we approached Fishermans Bay there was an eerie calm and light. Within the hour, the wind was up, the temperature dropped and the evening light show began. Now looks like a wild and woolly night ahead of us.
It was a warn golden evening along Navarre Beach Florida last night as folks were out taking advantage of the great weather as the sun was setting. Catured this silhouette setting with the Sony A9 with the Sony 24-70m F2,8 GM Lens. Have a great evening. Cheers!
Strong bright light outside, cool darkness inside.
It's soon going to be time to hang the chiks outside the windows, to block the harsh sunlight. Instead of hanging them inside the windows, our chiks are hung outside, about 4-5 feet away from the window. They are rolled down from the overhang by mid-morning and rolled up again in the evening, to disappear into the overhang. I wonder how many people still use the chiks like this, since it's quite an old-fashioned way of using them.