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Hello everyone! Today is my last day off...back to work tomorrow...it's been a good day :)...hubby got cleaned up from the latest storm...it's been so windy...I think we may have gotten 6-8 inches out of it...that's more than plenty lol...hope you all have a nice evening/day! Many thanks for your visits!
evenings of 10th and 11th May, wore a matching top and skirt (not yet blogged) and sandals, all made by me
Submitted by: Sheena Christensen, Marketing Manager, SGK, Chicago
"Orchids symbolize love and beauty. Every year the Chicago Botanic Garden hosts a night called "Evening with Orchids" where the gardens stay open late for happy hour, snacks, and night-time viewing. We get together each year with a group of friends to attend. At the end of the night, we find and share our favorite orchid among hundreds of rare varieties. Love and beauty!"
There was like a certern swirl in the clouds around the sun tonight... I just couldnt pass up taking pics of the sky.....
Another take on the heather up at Rivington Pike after a late afternoon stroll with Jason. I havn't walked up the Pike at Rivington for quite some time, and I need to go back there ... I spotted so many nice views but just didn't have enough time. Somewhere for a another day!
Nikon D5000 & Sigma 10-20 @ 10mm, 1/15s, F16, ISO200 & Hitech 0.6 ND Hard Grad Filter.
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Well, actually it was quite well past evening. Taken after the sun had gone down on the Pacific, this picture was captured at the last place we visited on the San Diego trip.
We landed on this beach in quite an unplanned way. While heading north from Solvang, we planned to make a stop at the Sand Dollar Beach to catch the sunset and started on our way on US-1. Driving on one of the most scenic drives in the country can make you forget some routine but important things.
Paying a price for our neglect, of all things we ran out of gas mid-way!! The help from the National Car Rental came surprisingly quickly, within 40 minutes of calling them. By the time we re-fueled, we could already sense the sun about to go down. Being on US-1, thankfully there is no dearth of beaches! Quickly Googled the directions to the nearest beach and here we were, at the Moonstone beach, finally catching the nice sunset at a beach to end a memorable trip!
Moving on to the actual shot, this has to be the most heavily processed shot that I have ever put up on Flickr. It was quite dark and this time with only some after-light in the sky. On top of that, I was using a 2 stop ND filter to get the smooth water. Processed the RAW file two times, once to bring out the colors in the sky and then to brighten the water and saturate the rocks. But well, I did go overboard and almost gave a painting-like look. Hopefully, it's not awful!
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Evening at Anderton on the Trent and Mersey Canal in Cheshire.
Past and present T189er's weekly alphabet challenge. Week 43. V is for Vignette.
A tripod, a bridge and a remote shutter release. What more could I ask for but this lovely river view.
Update: I'm taking the plunge with my first submission to the 'Weekly' group. This means submitting the picture to robust critique which may hurt but will definitely help. A tad nervous here!
Constructive criticism and suggestions welcomed and encouraged
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.