in the vaning
evening light
The sun has fallen below the horizon,
yet the young leaves hold on to the light.
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these lampholders were illuminated
by the setting sun's rays.
at the Stadtpark's "Meierei"
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Window reflection at Ungargasse
then darkness sets in.
Photographed by Merisi
this evening
at Stadtpark and Ungargasse
Credit:
"Evening Edged in Gold"
is the title of a work by Arno Schmidt
- "Abend mit Goldrand" -
translated from the original German
by John Woods.
Such beautiful light in that first shot.
ReplyDeleteThe golden hues warm my heart. Perhaps it's the Italian in me.
ReplyDeleteMerci, Merisi!
Always a treat for the eyes!!! I love the golden tones...
ReplyDeleteThat's the tree! The big one in the foreground of your first picture!
ReplyDeleteI'm likin' these leaves! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThose golden leaves must give off quite a glint when the shine hits them just right. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCatherine
That's a lovely golden series.
ReplyDeleteI think the most beautiful light is early evening. It's calming, soothing, reflective and you captured it wonderfully, Merisi! Such talent you have. :D
ReplyDelete~Allie
oh you have so well captured that golden early evening light. i just love the young leaves.
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by my place.
Thank you all for your kind comments! :-)
ReplyDeleteSTEPH,
I shall investigate,
now that I know which tree I have to look for!
Googling, I found a "Serbian Spruce" - Picea omorika - could be it. We'll see!