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The evening light was picking up on the stone in the foreground. No artificial lighting. Just very long-ish exposure.
taken from Kinabalu Pine Resort looking to the east, the lone tree and the moon. The village in the hill side is Kampung Kauluan.
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The Jesuit Rangers play into the evening at Wright Field at the Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas campus in Dallas, Texas on March 24, 2016 (Photographed by Annie Devine).
This shot of having a relaxing drink sitting in a chair in the yard in the evening is semi-bogus. It was actually midday on an overcast day.
The evening sunlight was simulated with a monoblock in a 11" reflector for more concentrated throw from a high stand about 8 meters (25 feet) to the left. A sheet of CTO was taped over the reflector to warm the light. A flag was placed close to the strobe to crank down the illumination behind the subject. The camera was also on a high stand, triggered by the Pocket Wizard in my left hand.
I went for a subtle effect but could easily have amped it up quite a bit as the strobe was firing at half power here.
With the sun fading on the mid-fall landscape, the wide angle lens captured some nice shots. Fall evenings can be fantastic!
A late afternoon Irish Rail Commuter service from Dublin to Maynooth approaches Pike's Bridge between Maynooth & Leixlip. The train is made up of two Class 26 Diesel Multiple Units (DMUs), lead by number 2607.
This stretch of line was built by the MGWR (Midland Great Western Railway) as part of their mainline from their Broadstone Terminus in Dublin to Galway. Mainline services from Dublin to Galway continued to use this line right up to the late 70s when they were moved to the more southerly GS&WR built lines as far as Athlone, from where the modern trains still follow the original MGWR route. The MGWR route was Dublin to Mullingar to Athlone to Galway. The modern route is Dublin to Portarlington to Athlone to Galway. With the closure of the line from Mullingar to Athlone it's not even possible to get from here to Galway anymore.
This image was generated by tonemapping a single RAW image (from my Nikon D40) in Photomatix Pro.
A evening pic from goa . restorent Near beach side .Body massage and bevareges ,soft drink and other chinese dishes ready to serve. beautiful interior ,table with candile light .
Week Two: Critical Instructor feedback please!! The artist is Gonzalez...The little bird is actually paper..torn from a magazine. It's his original painting added to mine...his painting is only the bird..my uneven surface is created with modeling paste. There are several layers, on wood panel and I learned a lot about glazing. The feathers on his are so amazing and it was very hard to duplicate...not sure I was successful, but I learned a lot. My feathers feel too heavy...thank you for critiquing.
Bathed in the evening glow thrown by the lights on the surrounding platforms and streetlights, Great Northern no. 387128 rolls into P4 at London King's Cross with 1T75, the 1736 service from King's Lynn.
On the evening of Thursday 4th January, Virgin Atlantic G-VCRU "Olivia-Rae" operating flight VS385 / VIR385E from The Maldives "Male" MLE to London Heathrow Airport LHR detected a technical issue, and with high winds that evening at London Heathrow and Gatwick, it diverted to Stansted that evening.
Passengers disembarked here and were given road transport back to Heathrow so engineers could fix the problem overnight
Taken Airside whilst I had some spare time the following morning, I was able to take some photos from my phone whilst it was preparing for departure back to London Heathrow from Stansted Airport in Essex, empty as VIR385 after diverting the night before. Overnight, the problem got rectified and she graced the skies once again. That afternoon on the 5th January, it flew to Austin, Texas as VS231 / VIR231E
It is rare for Virgin Atlantic to visit Stansted Airport, so it was nice to see her on my shift on that day compared to the usual 737-800's I'm used to as well as Airbus A320 and A321's... despite the circumstances of it's arrival the night before!