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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
"Life is full of adventure. There's no such thing as a clear pathway." Guy Laliberte
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Narrow, winding and potholed trails or broad, paved, signposted walkways. Pathways may have different forms but, as they say, if you find one with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere worthwhile...
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The interior of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights has walkways that gradually take you through the various exhibits and to the higher levels of the building.
All the walkways are lined with alabaster which was chosen for its beautiful qualities when backlit.
Sony A7r
Zeiss Planar T* 50mm f/1.4 ZE
ISO 100 | 50mm | F11 | 6 sec
Lee Filters - Little Stopper
The Pathway.
Some beautiful colours on display over Laurieton on the NSW North Coast. I did hear that fishing at this location is amazing.
The past empowers the present, and the sweeping footsteps leading to this present mark the pathways to the future. ~ Mary Catherine Bateson
Here's hoping that whatever pathway you choose to take in the coming year leads to good health, happiness, and lots of new adventures :-)
Have a great Thursday....and as always, thanks for all your visits....I promise I will catch up with everyone soon!!!!
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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It was the contrast of the denuded trees and the evergreen vegetation that attracted me to take this photograph.