As the day (now an hour and half shorter than at equinox, less than a month ago) reaches its end, time to step out with the camera to bring the soul into communion with the Eternal. Not so long ago, I was watching the sun set over the Firth of Clyde in Ayr - now at home. Watching that orb sink below the horizon makes one aware of the passage of time within the splendour of the vast universe.
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From ul. Dumki, looking across the southern pond |
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Across the middle pond, houses on ul. Trombity |
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Sun sets over the northern pond |
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Sunset express: a Koleje Mazowiecki train heads towards town |
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At the pedestrian crossing, ul. Kórnicka, as the sun slips below the horizon |
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Ul. Nawłocka, band of cloud underlit by the sun, now set |
Enduring Ealing - Victorian and Edwardian klimats
This time two years ago:
Krokowa, Poland's former northern borderlands
This time seven years ago:
Aerial photograph of Central London
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