But if I didn't have something specific in mind and plenty of time to spend then I'd take a lighter one. Ad astra per aspera
I can swear there ain't no heaven but I pray there ain't no hell. _ Blood Sweat & Tears
Hey, Grandma Moses started late!
1 November (All Saints') evening falls on a Catholic cemetery in a village, the multitude of candles begins to take over (unfortunately, I we were half an hour early for real night shots):
On the road separating the Catholic and the Calvinist cemeteries, both of which receive maximum traffic at this time, sweets sellers set up shop:
An image from a local cemetery I made an hour ago:
*Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
This is Perseus, with Algenib (α Persei) at center. The red arrow points at comet 17P/Holmes. This comet is now far away from the Sun, but, most probably due to a collision, burst up from 24 October -- brightening a million times, growing a coma larger than Jupiter. It is easily visible with the naked eye, check it out! *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
Outdoor theatre:
Seasonal:
Available light:
Ponte Vecchio
Santa Croce
And a Paris picture :
Moon over Montparnasse tower, taken from the front of the Louvre. Coming back from the mini ET meetup... :) Un roi sans divertissement est un homme plein de misères
Twilight on the patio. I spotted a reference to the Finnish flag and, in a burst of post-prandial patriotism, came up with this black velvet abstract. It wouldn't work without the tree. You can't be me, I'm taken
Wow.
What did you do to the picture to allow me (or everyone?) to see what was happening in the dark?
Even so, the poise of the person remains very tense and captivating... It doesn't convey (to me) a person who's relaxing... Now the bookshelf is visible the classy effect is reduced - I previously considered looking at a fancy hotel lobby!
That's why we can make photos of the same object and they can be totally different...