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Leaf miner created a beautiful pathway in quite an unusual color. At least it's the first one I have come across as far as I remember.
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Here's a shot of my buddy's in Pathways. I think this was my 3rd time working with them and it is a great time.
This shoot was insane though, probably the coldest ever. 20 degrees combined with 30-40mph winds, made shooting difficult with modifiers, but we could only shoot for 5 mintues at a time before everyone got too cold, even my cybersyncs had a hard time keeping up in the conditions. But, we hopped in and out of our cars over the course of a few hours.
Then the sun peeked out for a lil bit and we snapped this while we could.
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One the way to Achtermann mountain (Harz, GER) with my old 550D and fisheye lens.
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Along my usual cycling route (called the Voyageurs Pathway), near my sketchs of the 'Bike House' and 'Pavilion', you'll see this stand of trees along the Ottawa River. It's a pleasant spot to stop (as the sketches I've made there can attest), opening up to a nice panorama of the Ottawa River. As the water level on the river lowers following the spring flooding, more and more land is exposed creating a nice area for waterfowl. And as of last week, the Canada geese were all over the bike paths with their ever-growing young goslings - creating a sort of obstacle course. I was careful to avoid them but almost ran into a deer! It's really incredible to see so much natural beauty right inside an urban landscape.
Le long de mon circuit cyclable habituel (appelé le sentier des Voyageurs), près de mes esquisses 'La maison du vélo' et 'Pavillion', vous verrez ce groupe d'arbres le long de la rivière des Outaouais. C'est un endroit agréable pour arrêter (comme les croquis que j'y ai faites peuvent en témoigner) et il s'ouvre sur un beau panorama de la rivière des Outaouais. Lorsque le niveau d'eau sur la rivière abaisse suite des inondations de printemps, de plus en plus de terre est exposée créant une zone agréable pour les oiseaux aquatiques. Et la semaine dernière, les bernaches étaient tous sur les pistes cyclables avec leurs jeunes oisons - créant une sorte de course d'obstacles. J'ai pris soin pour les éviter, mais j'ai presque couru dans un cerf! Il est vraiment incroyable de voir tant de beauté naturelle à l'intérieur d'un paysage urbain.
Another lovely memory of summer and warmer times, here you can see the lovely Bow River Pathway as it winds and curves through Fish Creek Park, a short walk from my house, taken on a pleasant early evening walk with Beefy last July.
You cannot really see it as much in this photo, but this entire area got absolutely trashed and very badly damaged due to the historic flooding that occurred here in Alberta at the end of June 2013, and large chunks of this pathway were completely washed away and rendered unusable.
Hope you are all having a great week; I am getting on late today as I had a very busy Thursday, lots of running around, and the fact that we got absolutely DUMPED ON with snow here in Calgary today did not help!
This is one of the walkways along a creek bed on the BYU campus. Lit with golden light reflected off the surrounding yellow leaves.
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The pathway from the entrance to the Cyberjaya Lake Garden Complex.
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I liked how the bright colour and the reflected sky in the windows of this office building looked like pathways in the sky. Published in Issue 75 of DC Magazine.
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