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This is an amazing location - a bridge over a double waterfall. I thought about walking over this bridge when i was visiting, but then i had a different thought - what if it's better to not know the possibilities rather than see what reality is? This place had me always wondering, and by not going up there this day, I'm still wondering where this path starts and where it ends. It's something i think i like photography for when you haven't visited a place - your mind extends beyond what was and what could be
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.
i hope to chose the right path...in life.
learning to forget hesitation.
no more looking back as to what could have been.
but what is.
lousy edit....
Side roads and sidewalks are all that remain of the lower housing complex for Stewart Air Force Base. In the 80's when this was Stewart Army Sub-Post and my Army Reserve Unit was here, the houses where inhabited by army families. All gone now
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The pathways around Thursley Common weave around an amazing landscape.
This was the result of a day playing during social distancing.
Nikon F2AS
Zoom-NIKKOR 35~70mm f/3.5 AI-s
Nikon L1bc filter
Ilford FP4+125@ISO250
Developed in Diafine 3,5+3,5 min
1/60 sec@f/16
The worn pathway through Turkey Mountain in Tulsa along the hillside on westside of Arkansas River reveals several roots from the trees that give shade on this hot summer day.
San Felice Circeo
Really difficult manage with this hard light, lens flares and foreground shadows, i did my best!
nikon d60+sigma 10-20@ iso 100 f22 1/2 sec+ Hitech 0.9 reverse GND + 0.9 soft GND
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