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One August evening after a fierce storm the clouds and light were aligned just right. This lasted for about 10 minutes. Then everything went dark.
Bukhara, Uzbekistan 9 Aug 2024. Evening at a World heritage site with street-flushing puddles and discarded children's toys.,
Because of Christmas and all the work involved I haven't had much time to work on my photography. I took this photo - hand-held on December 1st and have uploaded it this evening. I took it because of the bright star alongside the moon and the bright star above it. I googled it and came up with the explanation that made this a very special capture. It's Jupiter above the moon and Venus alongside it, known as a conjunction.
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As well as uploading this photo I would like to wish all my contacts and friends a Happy Xmas and a very peaceful New Year. I hope to return as soon as I have some interesting work to share with you all. All the best - Edwina :)
Far from me, at the end of the lake, I glimpsed for a brief moment this golden evening light with all its revelations...
Weit von mir entfernt, am Ende des Sees, erblickte ich für kurze Zeit dieses goldene Abendlicht mit all seinen Offenbarungen....
This afternoon, I had been skiing with some friends up to Mallard Lake and enjoying the beauty of the day. When we were passing the Snow Lodge, the bright colors were starting to emerge and I had to rush to find a good spot. I had been to this stream during a bright gold sunset and knew it was close enough I would get some of the light.
Sunsets always remind me of my mom. I can call her on an evening when they've had a beautiful sunset and I can always tell that she's just a little bit happier. I think some of her joy of the world has been passed down to me - thankfully.
I thought I would see how I managed getting about on my own with my one hand.. I surprised myself. It was great walking around the city again. There was a lot to see because of the RISE festival.
December 22, 2013, Christchurch CBD New Zealand.
Street artists armed with spray cans and paint rollers are coming to the rescue of Christchurch's struggling suburbs and city centre. Dozens of large artworks have been created on walls across the city this month with many more going up this week.
The RISE street-art festival has commissioned a dozen large street-art paintings in the city centre, while the From the Ground Up project has organised about 16 large artworks in the city centre and Sydenham. Christchurch business owners and city leaders believe street art will help regenerate areas hit hard by the earthquakes and draw tourists to the city.
Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce chief executive Peter Townsend said street art adds ''a whole new dimension'' to what the city offered.
"Putting street art in significant places in our city has the potential to make Christchurch unique,'' he said.
''It can create a real point of difference for a city and transform otherwise ugly buildings into an asset for the city.''
RISE festival director George Shaw said vibrant street art changed the feel of a city.
''If you paint amazing art on blank walls it brightens everything up and makes the place feel relevant and alive.
''That is desperately needed in cities across the world and especially in Christchurch.''
From the Ground Up organiser Jacob Ryan said about 20 New Zealand artists had created artwork in the city for the project.
''We wanted to get the city going again and make Christdhchurch a more interesting place. The aim was to brighten up the city. It has a real impact on this scale. Christchurch is the perfect canvas.''
Sydenham Quarter chairman Anthony Barker said street art had brightened his quake-hit suburb and attracted shoppers.
The business association helped get permission for street artists to use walls in Sydenham for the From the Ground Up festival.
The RISE festival also includes a major street-art exhibition at the Canterbury Museum opening tomorrow. The exhibition will feature one of the largest private collections of Banksy artworks in the world, work by international and local street artists, and new work by Australian artist Ian Strange.
For More Info: www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/christchurch-life/art-and-stage...
Pennzoil Plaza and JP Morgan Chase Tower in Houston TX.
©2014 Nicholas Rizzo
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Top of the garden, early evening.
This year I have acquired some new friends. From early on in the summer, whenever I went out into the garden first thing to refill the bird feeders, a small brown bird, which I tentatively identified as a baby robin, would land on the bird table beside me while I was putting seed out. Then whenever I went out in the garden after that he would follow me, flying first in tight circles around my head and legs and then hopping from perch to perch, often no more than a few inches away. For a while I assumed it was one bird but then, one morning, I was greeted suddenly by four baby robins flying in circles around my head and legs, supervised from a little more distance by an adult robin! Ludo and Bramble are my constant companions in the garden and this year we are privileged to be accompanied by our little avian friends,
A evening beer. Shot with the M.Zuiko 12-50mm at 12mm with the HDR2 Mode oft the E-M10. Thanks to the tree who holds my beer.
Charming evening
Photographer Khalid Almasoud © All rights reserved
Spectacular view of Kuwait city, with prosperity and progress, and rapid urban development, the downtown and its heart, important buildings, hotels, institutions, companies and ministries, shopping malls, this shot was in January 2011 from one of high-rise buildings.
I dedicate this shot to my brother, Ayman Al-Kanderi
اطلالة ساحرة على مدينة الكويت ، ذات الازدهار والتقدم ، والنهضة العمرانية السريعة ، وسط العاصمة وقلبها النابض ،ومباني هامة ، فنادق ومؤسسات ، شركات ووزارات ، ومجمعات تجارية ، كانت هذه اللقطة في يناير ٢٠١١ من احد البنايات المرتفعة
هذه اللقطة اهديها الى اخي العزيز أيمن الكندري , الذي اتمنى ان تنال اعجابه ان شاء الله.
This photo was taken on January 17, 2011using a Canon EOS 50D
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6880 "Betton Grange" pictured at Shackerstone on the Battlefield railway, on a bitterley cold evening.
A panorama of the Alhambra in the last light of evening; the pictures used to construct this were taken at the same time as Last views of the Alhambra.
These were all taken from the Albaycin, which is the site of the original Moorish town, and the historical location of the old Muslim neighborhood in Granada. There are wonderful "postcard" views of the Alhambra from there, but unfortunately it was overcast and the light was all "blah". WeatherGirl and Sub-Evil Boy eventually got bored and headed back down the hill, but I stuck around hoping for the sun to creep below the clouds as it was setting. Happily I was rewarded with this wonderful view for the last 10-20 minutes of sunlight. Absolutely splendid.