We've been having some lovely evenings here in the valley lately.
[14 December 2013, Olympus OM-D EM-1, 12–40 mm f2.8 at 12 mm, ISO 200, 1/125 at f8]
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What a gorgeous 'soft' evening.
EC, this one's shaping up to be just as gorgeous. I love this time of year.
Beautiful light. We're having some lovely sunsets and day-breaks here too, on the days when it's not pouring with rain. Only one more day before we all tip back again, so enjoy every balmy bit you can.
RR, a lovely evening in winter can certainly be a delight. Still, I prefer these long, relaxed, summer evenings. I'm doing my best to forget we turn the corner tomorrow, too.
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