Interesting day yesterday.  I won’t go into details but it is one of the things I enjoy about my work. Always a challenge and there is usually a problem that needs to be solved. I didn’t leave the office until 6:30 p.m. yesterday evening so the setting sun was just great for shooting images. Nice soft light and just starting to turn orange.
I fooled the swans as I came around on the back side of the Duck Pond and shot from highway 61 with the sun at my back. They were confused because I was partially hidden by a group of bushes, so even though they knew I was around they couldn’t really pin point where I was.
Anyway as you can see the cygnets are doing fine and are getting very large. I think they will start molting at the end of October or the first of November and then we’ll see how they do flying. I’ll keep you updated.
There was a bad wreck at the Hurstville intersection yesterday. This is the second bad accident in a couple of weeks. Cars think they can cross 61 highway and they underestimate the speed of the vehicles on highway 61. This accident involved a car and a tractor-trailer. I’m not sure when it happened as there were a lot of law enforcement people on the scene this morning when I came to work.
When I left this evening they were still working or getting the tractor pulled out of the ditch, which apparently it swerved trying to miss the car and went into a deep ditch. I’ll show you a couple of images I took at the scene. I didn’t have the right lens on the camera but you can see a lot of the damage.
I liked the way the light was setting on the Kilns so I grabbed these last two shots before heading home.
Enjoy your Tuesday. Thanks for stopping by the blog and be careful. Things can happen in the blink of an eye.





Fabulous pictures, I so enjoy your conversation and your photos, Dave.
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Thank you Kathy. I am flattered and honored.
Hope all is well with you.
Regards, Dave Updegraff ³People Rarely Succeed At Anything Unless They Have FUN Doing It.² My Blog | Photography | Web Site | Genesis Process
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