when the streetlights come on
the birds all fly away home
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Thursday, June 25, 2009
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19 comments:
I love the color of the sky at dusk!
Beautiful composition: the moon, birds, candied-colored sky and terrific silhouettes...
What a great color of the sky! We don't get much of that color around here.
Here's mine.
A lovely summertime bight sky. That's what it looks like here very often. I think we may be on the same latitude. About 52 degrees North?
The birds have to sleep too. They also have to free the air space for bats! :-)
I love the purple tint in this photo, also the moon is fantastic.
Have a nice weekend
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Lovely picture and words.
Beautiful colors. :)
Beautiful photo, amazing coulour. =) Nice to see the moon too.
Love this pic of violetsky! Composition with the 2 lamps, birds & moon.
Pretty evening atmosphere! Delightful!
Irene: we are quite a bit further south - same latitude as Rome (40 degreees north)
A beautiful photo of one of my favorite hours of the day - I love a lingering twilight when the streetlights come on.
What a pretty sky!
Oops, miscalculated you completely there!
Beautiful capture ... definitely worth the time to embiggen to see the birds in flight ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
Beautiful colors. And what a bonus is the moon!
Dusk is so pleasant Vicki. Ritsumei, we seem to be getting more of this colour than other combinations.
I hadn't thought about the bats needing the space, chrome3d.
Greyscale Territory, after a stormy afternoon, this was very calming! And, yes, "lingering twilight", is also my favourite, Deborah
I was happy to see the moon and the streetlights together, Louise and thanks, Guy, Gina, Sanna for the appreciation.
Thanks, Linnea and Angie, they all fell together nicely - with a bit of wandering around the parking lot!
Storyteller, I'm glad you embiggened!
Thank you, Ida.
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