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that pathway leads to a slide over which you can pull your kayak to avoid the watergate. also a good opportunity for the dare devils wanting to slide down in there kayak. of course, none of us did that. wouldn't do that. no. too careful. live by the rules. and so on.
Pathway at Nooroo, Mount Wilson, in the Blue Mountains.
Photographed on Sunday 11th October, 2020, on the occasion of an 'Open Garden' at Nooroo.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV, with the Canon 24-105mm lens
A picture I'm not too sure I like or not, but that's quite important to me.
The beautiful woman in it is Laura Zalenga.
When I picked my first DSLR and opened my Flickr account 3 years ago, Laura's profile was literally the FIRST thing I stumbled upon by exploring the website and I was immediately fascinated by her work. And throughout my photographic journey these past years, her art (among a few others) has been one of my biggest inspirations.
Then I finally met her, and all these amazing, talented artists this summer (I played cool and didn't burst into fan-boy mode), and I realized how crazy life is. How we are all on the same boat. How a little kid with a camera can find inspiration in this crazy thing called Internet from these people from all over the world, who share their ways of portraying their realities and imagination to strangers...strangers that eventually became friends.
That's the beauty of it! The true human and artistic connection between people who decided to take the leap leading to friendship.
So yeah..I'll wrap this up... Laura is cool, Flickr is cool, art is cool and friends are awesome. YAY.
EXPLORE: Highest position: 485 on Thursday, May 15, 2008.
Rapeseed field near Windsor Great Park in Berkshire, England. Windsor Castle is in the distance.
The path that we trecked along and up to the location that we took one of my previous photos of Golden Bay, Malta. I loved the textures in the dirt surrounded by the bushes growing wildly and the blue sky.
Went out with Indriði on short notice and we went to Þingvellir for some nightscapes. We didn´t really expect any borealis because the forecast for them said there was little chance of them. Close to Mosfellsbær we saw this just before we got to Gljúfrastein where the famous writer Halldór Laxnes used to live, this is just up that hill.
The red light shining on the mountain to the left is ambient light coming from ReykjavÃk, the moon was almost full so that´s why there is so much light on the foreground and an almost blue sky.
I actually managed to get up for 4.30am and up onto Hengistbury Head ready to capture the sun rising! The cloud stopped me from getting the shot I intended on (excuse for a revisit!) but the pathway leading across to the coastguard hut caught my eye. Very philosophical but it got me thinking about my pathway and all the great things happening at the moment.
Anyway, for a moment I thought I wouldn't come away with anything then the sky lit up for a short time just as the sun was rising to the left of the scene.
Have a great day guys!
"Life is full of adventure. There's no such thing as a clear pathway." Guy Laliberte
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Came across this view in the walk through Hardcastle Crags. The two paths joining is what first drew my attention, then tree's in the distance and being able to frame the scene with two more trunks.
Green Mountain Falls, CO - What better way to spend a Saturday then taking a long day hike. What was going to be simple stroll around North Catamount Reservoir turned into a rather challenging endeavor. The plan was an eight mile trek, I took a wrong turn which added about 2.5 miles.
All in total the 11.5 mile hike was a lot more of a challenge than expected, however It was worth every step.