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I call this photo pathway to peace because after walking through the natural archway made by the trees you find yourself in a magical place where you can not only connect with yourself but nature and you can find the inner peace you are seeking. I think after the last two years or more dealing with Covid and natural disasters we have all faced around the world this is a place desperatly needed by everyone. My wish is for everyone to find that special place where they can find peace, even for a moment. Especially front line workers who are the true hero's of the pandemic.
Copyright © Gordon Mould 2010
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About this Shot
Must be going through a black and white phase as this is my third in a row, perhaps it is the lack of decent light and colour outside (and rubbish weather), that is influencing my choices.
I honestly can't wait for Spring/Summer to come this year. This has been my first Winter with my SLR and I have really struggled with:
(A) Getting motivated enough to get out and about
(B) The lack of any colour and life when I eventually get out.
I'm definitely a fair weather photographer :)
However looking through one of my 'Most Interesting' sets, my best shots tend to come together when there are some strong colours to capture.
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Another shot along the pathway in the Canada Pavilion leading from the Le Cellier Steakhouse area to O Canada!, the Circle-Vision 360° movie of Canada's cities and scenery. A simple route from one area to another, yet excellently detailed.
The footpath alongside the canal feeder channel at Rudyard, Staffordshire on a dull February afternoon.
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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A view from Mount Penice, in Oltrepò Pavese. This picture is taken with a IR modified 1100D. Thanks to the IR conversion and the sky, the atmosphere is gloomy and oniric. The telephone repeaters add a bit of "humanity" in this beautiful and immaculate panorama.
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Saturday was lunch and a wander around Batemans (National Trust).
We are certainly getting our moneys worth out of our NT membership this year ... making up for the previous 2.
National Trust lunches are getting so much better and I had a very nice cheddar ploughmans.
A sharp curve along the Middle Loop of the Minister Creek hiking trails in the Allegheny National Forest
Knole Park. Knole Park is a 383.4-hectare biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Sevenoaks in Kent. About 43 acres of the park belongs to the National Trust, as does Knole House, which sits within it. The remaining parkland is privately owned by the Knole Estate.
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!