View allAll Photos Tagged evening
Evening clouds during one of the relatively clear days we had during the summer of 2021. Even so, it was still very hazy.
This was after a rainy afternoon in Chicago. I was just getting random pictures and I took this one down a wet street. What I love is the way the light glows off the street and all the gold colors everywhere. It looks so nice.
I was lucky to get this because this was the only picture I took down this street and it came out so well. Normally night shots are hard for me to capture.
SP Burlingame, 10:10:73; An F-M Train Master rolls #132 into Broadway-Burlingame station during the evening southbound "parade" from San Francisco. Dave Stanley photo ©2022
25 May 2014 was the annual May Species Count, which went really well. There were seven people in my group and we travelled in two vehicles, covering a large area SW of Calgary and W of Priddis. The Count lasted from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and the weather was mostly clear but clouded up by noon, with a short shower while we were having lunch at Brown-Lowery Provincial Park. Heavy clouds for the rest of the day, calm, 9-18°C, with 88km travelled by car. 69 bird species were found, plus 15 White-tailed Deer and two Moose. A good day! Thanks for the ride, Phil! Much appreciated!
Each year on this Count, a highlight is calling in to see the much sought-after Evening Grosbeaks at Barb Castell's acreage. They didn't let us down, and even gave us some chances to get a few photos. They were a fair distance away and seemed to be constantly on the move, so I didn't get any photos that were particularly good. However, when it comes to Evening Grosbeaks, I'll take anything I can get : )
After the Count ended, it was pointed out that we could return to the city by one of two different routes. If we had chosen the other route, we would have missed the other highlight of the day - a Great Gray Owl! It didn't stay around for long, as it was busy hunting, but we did manage to get a handful of quick shots. We also saw a Ring-necked Pheasant in a field, just within camera range.
A walk along the Matanuska Riverbed at the start of autumn proved entertaining and relaxing with beautiful views of Lazy Mountain and Matanuska Peak. The old Matanuska River Bridge can be seen downriver, which is now a popular and heavily trafficked pedestrian bridge.
I usually walk through a forest when getting back home from work. I can say that each season has its own beauty but autumn however is my favorite one.
Please do not download, copy, edit, reproduce, blog or publish any of my images. They are all my own work and are not for use without my express written permission