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After work last week, I went up Ice House Rd one evening to find this fabulous 251 ft. high cascade on a tributary of Big Silver Creek. It was a fun evening adventure, and I don't think my photo does justice to this tremendous waterfall.
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Female Evening Grosbeak photographed in our backyard in Honeoye Falls, New York on May 9, 2019.
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Brad Carlson
A working doing some evening welding outside Universal Studios at Sentosa, Singapore. Played around with the contrast and saturation a bit
Alta Lakes, up in the mountains above Telluride in Colorado. A beautiful little part of the world where you can camp for free. I highly recommend it.
A shot taken through the window of Thai Airways A333 while enroute from Bangkok to Hanoi. It was the evening flight that was going to arrive HAN around 0730pm.
Up on deck of the Carnival Valor on the last night at sea.
Gosh, I wish I was there right now, with the warm night air on my skin. Sigh...
Taken with my GE X5.
Evening Grosbeak (male)
SE of Tomahawk, Parkland County, AB, Canada
February 26, 2010
A special invite from Don to view some Evening Grosbeaks, Pine Grosbeaks, and Common Redpolls at an acreage SE of Tomahawk.
It was a fruitful trip. Not only did I get to see these beautiful birds (Thanks Don!), I also found an owl, several Bald Eagles, and two Coyotes.
Day 6 0f 365
Evening Sky
A flight comes into MCO about an hour after sunset...
Only cropped and a slight exposure correction.
Multiple exposure mode on my Contax records the movement of a newspaper man at Oxford Circus Station entrance
66540 carrying the name ruby trundles a lengthy evening freightliner south through a deserted hartford station
Cobalt evening sky seen from a favourite vantage point: overlooking Dartmoor and Lyme Bay. You can spot the english channel at the top, the Moor to the right of the flagpole. Stitched from 20 of so shots
We grow great by dreams. All big men are dreamers. They see things in the soft haze of a spring day or in the red fire of a long winter's evening. Some of us let these great dreams die, but others nourish and protect them; nurse them through bad days till they bring them to the sunshine and light which comes always to those who sincerely hope that their dreams will come true. - Woodrow T. Wilson