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All of a sudden a new fully manicured path has appeared up towards the phone mast and round the Cauld Rocks.
A frozen path, during a walk in Picardie, this winter.
Un sentier gelé, durant une promenade en Picardie, cet hiver.
This image was taken during a misty walk in the woods near Stourhead.
Whilst continuing to walk the path, my attention was caught by the shape of the two trees against the backdrop of the woodland.
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Managed to get up early Friday morning and head out to shoot The Millennium Bridge & St. Paul's from the South Bank for sunrise. While I was there I shot a few long exposure but also made an attempt at my second ever time-lapse called The Path Timelapse (funnily enough).
Equipment:
. Canon EOS 5D Mark III
. Canon EF 16-35mm f/4 L IS USM
. Triggertrap Mobile App & Dongle
Exposure:
. Tripod
. 16mm @ f/8 ISO 100 & 100 Seconds
This path is part of a route that travels from Haswell to Hart. This part is near Castle Eden. More green is taking over the trees as the leaves start to open.
The lane next to the watermill at Goring on Thames leading over the mill race which plunges under the mill, then on to pass under the road bridge to the lock. Turn left at the bridge to follow the Thames Path to Pangbourne. The mill features in a painting by JMW Turner. The Thames here passes through the Goring Gap between the Chiltern Hills and the North Wessex Downs.
Whenever I can, love to take a walk in this part of oporto city. This breakwater, especially, is in really beautiful place, where the river meets the sea. So sometimes the sea here is a bit dangerous and creates some waves that pass over the breakwater.
This was the precise moment that a big wave was hitting the breakwater, flooding it. After this shot had to run for cover :P but didn't run fast enough so came home all wet.. well, at least the picture was worth it and both me and the camera safely returned home. (this wasn't during a sea storm or something like that, it was just one especially big wave)
Another early visit to Rowley today sees Chiltern Mainline liveried Class 68, 68013, hurries away from the Rowley Regis stop with 1H15 0609 Kidderminster to London Marylebone.
A path going through a small grove.
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Wisdom Path, Hong Kong
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This camera belonged to my Aunty Jean and was given to me by my Dad. As far as we could tell it worked ok if a little dusty. I cleaned it up as best I could and stuck a roll of film in it. I was hoping it would work but was prepared for it to be come a nice memento to sit on a shelf. The photos have actually come out pretty well and with a little practice I think I can learn to do better.
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There aren't usually straight lines in life, even when it looks like it.
I try not to interfere with the scenes I shot on the street, but I couldn’t avoid it this time, the point of view I wanted was exactly on that man’s trajectory, and that’s why he is on the wrong side of the track. He was following a straight line before some annoying photographer stood on his way… ;)