Crepuscular Carrots

Wild carrot (Daucus carota) after sunset
- Aperture: ƒ/9
- Camera: ILCE-7M2
- Focal length: 12mm
- ISO: 1600
- Shutter speed: 1/1.6s
Wild carrot (Daucus carota) after sunset
One from the archives … a beautiful day’s walking on the Dorset cliffs back in 2012 with my sister. Clearly it gets breezy up there.
This is a full colour photograph – it’s just that the colour present really was minimal. :)
Enjoy the tiny sun-sparkles in the snow. It was very cold, very.
Sparking sunlight glancing off ice-coated branches
Tracks of a coyote heading from one hedge line to another
Not sure why it’s called a lake, it’s really a wider part of the St-Lawrence River
Earlier in the day (about -12C) it had been snowing but as the snow tailed off this sky appeared from the north-west.
This was on the Jurassic Coast one summers day nine years ago. Its had been gloriously sunny up to this point but photographically this was the star of the day. I don’t recall getting wet but my sister’s car was nearby.
We’d been watching and enjoying a large mixed flock of House Finches and Common Redpolls this morning – wandering along and turning a corner we found the pond.