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This is a male member of the flock that has been consistently visiting my feeders for the past month. I photographed him out of my back window. No cropping,
On my evening walk yesterday, it was the light that attracted me the most. I did not go far this evening, because I stayed down here by the harbor to enjoy the blue color with a hint of pink in the sky. I struggle to get clear evening pictures, without noise and blur ... but still I hope that this image gives you a sense of how it was...
I'm excited about how many poppies there are this year....are there more than usual? Found a field full of them 5 minutes walk from home...after a manic week I finally managed to get out with the camera half an hour before sunset on Friday....the perfect end to my week (plus the glass or two of wine afterwards!).
As usual I had my 105 lens on the camera yesterday evening as I took a stroll after work, but this beautiful blackbird let me get amazingly close before he flew away!
www.flickr.com/photos/joanatkinson/ one for you Joan, though he's not as colourful as your beauty!
A female Evening Grosbeak (Coccothraustes vespertinus) in the boreal forest west of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
29 December, 2016.
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This is the beach at Newquay about 8.00pm in the evening taken from the cliff edge looking down to the waters edge, the light and colours are simply superb even if I do say so myself.
And on behalf of louize and myself we would like to say thank you for all your very kind comments and faves so far for our Cornwall shots, more so for Louize being this her first try on Flickr, thank you all!!
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Our home is on the very edge of our small town and this view is just a couple of blocks away.
when I saw this scene, I rushed home to grab a camera hoping there would be enough light to capture the scene. There was quite a bit of haze caused by the dust of the harvesting and wildfire smoke coming in from the western part of the country which probably intensified the sunset colors.
In a small town like ours everyone knows everyone and news spreads fast. I learned the next morning at the coffee shop that this field yielded poorly because of the severely dry growing season.