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Hi all, sorry to be so hit or miss of late. I'm finally coming to terms with the fact that life never really calms down, does it :) And that's . . . o.k.
Anyway, I've been playing in the evening light a bit lately, so here you go.
Hope all is well with everyone!
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The bioluminescent flora/fauna of Pandora glow happily during the evening hours. The people of Alpha Centauri Expeditions have ensured that there are no dangerous things lurking nearby, giving tourists peace of mind.
Walking home from today's permitted solo exercise walk and what a lovely sight - a pair of swans enjoying the evening light. A chap had just been feeding them as I passed, and they were still hoovering up some of the bits and pieces in the water (with no boat traffic the canal water is now clear enough to see the bottom, I could even see the swan's long neck and head when they ducked underwater to forage for more bits of food. So wonderful to have this magical piece of nature right in the middle of the city, totally unconcerned with all our problems, carrying on as usual.
Evening Fog, Autumn. Yosemite National Park, California. October 5, 2008. © Copyright 2008 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Evening fog forms on an autumn evening above a ridge near Olmsted Point, Yosemite National Park.
I made this photograph on a memorable evening back in 2008 while returning to the SF Bay Area from several days of autumn aspen photography on the east side of the Sierra. After shooting aspen subjects like crazy for several days, I more or less thought that my photography for this trip was finished as I ascending Tioga Pass to enter the park on my way home. In fact, I didn't really do much photography around the pass or at Tuolumne. But as I drove I noticed that low clouds were forming over peaks and ridges, created by condensation in very moist post-rain air as the temperature dropped quickly as sunset approached. Now this was starting to seem a bit interesting!
As I came to Olmsted Point the clouds were so thick that I couldn't really see a thing. You never know for sure how these atmospheric conditions are going to develop, and while part of me was disappointed that perhaps there would not be a photography opportunity, another part of me (the tired part!) was almost a bit relieved that I could perhaps get on with task of driving home. But as I rounded the very next bend, where the road rises to a high point just west of Olmsted, things opened up just a bit and light from a clear area a bit further to the west was making the fog glow a bit. So, with a combination of reluctance and excitement, I pulled over, hoisted my gear, and walked off into the forest and granite landscape to make this photograph.
(After making this one, I was certain that my work was done, as the light was fading fast. As fate would have it, a mile or two further on there was a tremendous view of the fog filled valley below, in soft dusk light and with Clouds Rest looming above. Yup, had to stop one more time for that one, too...)
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Taken this evening on one of my favourite walks by the river just a few metres from home.
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(Apart from a light crop this is 'as taken'.)
A heavyset finch of northern coniferous forests, the Evening Grosbeak adds a splash of color to winter bird feeders every few years, when large flocks depart their northern breeding grounds en masse to seek food to the south. The yellow-bodied, dusky-headed male has an imposing air thanks to his massive bill and fierce eyebrow stripe. The female is more subtly marked, with golden highlights on her soft gray plumage. This declining species is becoming uncommon, particularly in the eastern United States.
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One of the last runpasts of the day, as Evening Star approaches Woodthorpe Bridge during a Timeline Events photo charter.
The Real Evening Star resides in the National Railway museum at York and is unlikely to steam again in the foreseeable future. It was with this in mind that 92214 which has recently been repainted in to green was renamed and numbered Evening Star, 92220. This was done with the permission of the NRM and the owner of 92214.
Evening rush hour in Edgewater, as seen through a back alley.
That beautiful moon illuminated the clouds so perfectly.
Edgewater, Chicago, Illinois.
Near Broadway and Granville.
Monday, February 6, 2012.