Hazy Evening

No time for taking photos today, another busy day. I have been to the cinema this afternoon with a friend to see On Chesil Beach and just got home.

I took this photo a couple of evenings ago from the Gan Gan lookout when the air was still pretty thick with bushfire smoke. You can see that it is still quite hazy.

The Shoal Bay fire is out now and the Salt Ash one is under control.

It is nice to see the Gymea lilies flowering in the foreground and our house is off in the top left half of this photo in the dip on the other side of the hill.

[julia]

Lovely view ... but not so lovely that it's made more so from the bush fires... unusual flower.. don't know that one..

[Ethel]

I like the juxtaposition of the wildness with the township. Lovely overview.

[Casablanca]

What a very pretty composition. I haven't seen those flowers before either, what a rich colour.

[Maggiemae]

These would be wild lilies and as such, just so beautiful and with the background, a happy photo!

[Wylie]

well you must have been up high to make these Gymea lilies look small! lovely to see them.

[Babs]

@julzmaioro @casablanca @maggiemae Gymea lilies are endemic to New South Wales I think and can grow to between 2 metres and 4 metres tall.

[Peter]

Lovely perspective and use of a full depth of field Babs lots to take in :)

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely pov and I love the lilies against the backdrop of the lovely landscape and the hazy aftermath of the fire !

[Susan.T.]

Lovely scenery.
I like those flowers, not sure what they are.

[sally agnew]

A great view from the lookout, love the lilies in the foreground :)

[Lou Ann]

Beautiful view! Marvelous dof too. You live in a lovely place, Babs.

[Gina Rieck]

Lovely..fav

[ChristineL]

I like the bright colour of the flowers, shame the lovely muted colours in background are caused by the bushfires though.

[Henri Russell]

I really like your POV, showing so much. The wild flowerd, the village, the sea and beyond. It's good to have an update on the fires.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great capture of that beautiful. I love the colors, too.

[gloria jones]

Super pov, composition

[Merrelyn]

Lovely image, nice pov :)

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely view and capture

[Dione Giorgio]

Brilliant shot. Great pov and composition. Fav.

[JackieR]

lovely verticals and horizontals and a little glimpse of sky! Very restful

[Ann Williams]

I love the view through those tall flowers and the colour of them. It's echoed in the sky in the distance.

[Call me Joe]

What a stunning scenery 💟

[Pat Knowles]

Gorgeous light & the flowers are amazingly sharp, fab centre stage! Was Chesil Beach worth seeing, I bought the book in Hamilton & enjoyed it. Think I would like the time & era of the film.

[4rky]

Beautiful view and great composition

[Jennifer]

love your composition with the pink pop at the front. Very pretty

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Wonderful shot

[Suzanne]

Lovely view, I like the pop of pink

[Pyrrhula]

Fav. pic. Great composition and beautiful view.

[Carole Sandford]

Great composition.

[Babs]

@happypat Yes I enjoyed On Chesil Beach, very sad though.

[Lois]

Lovely color and composition

[Marnie]

Love this shot with those splashes of colour in the foreground. I saw the trailer for that film and it didn't appeal to me.

[Valerie Chesney]

Gorgeous & taken from the perfect vantage point.

[Sue Cooper]

A beautiful capture and I love the lilies in the foreground. Fav.