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With apologies to Led Zeppelin!! Well, it had to lead to somewhere better than the muddy wet pathway that my wife and I ventured along!
We drove into the countryside and then a nice (but cold) walk although we didn't get to the end of this pathway, we decided to return to the heat of the car!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ PATHWAYS .....
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This is the view opened in front of my eyes while we were hiking in Crimean mountains near Foros town. It was one of that moments when you can't breathe because of the beauty, fresh air and the big, open space.
A little over ten years ago, I moved to Washington from Texas. In those ten years I have seen and experienced a lot.... probably even more than I experienced in 33 years in Texas.
Every once in a while (not often, just once in a while) I think to myself that I have seen pretty much all that Washington has to offer.
then something like this happens....
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The final shot of my series from the Enchanted Forest visit was taken just as the site was being cleared of visitors at the end of the night.
I'd liked the way the spot lights shone through the trees on the left, as well as the series of path lights heading towards the bridge in the distance.
The pathway that leads to my favorite pond at the Outdoor Discovery Center near Holland Michigan.
Nikon D300 w/12-24mm f/4 at 12mm
0.6sec. f/16 ISO200
Tripod.
Fort Steilacoom Park
Lakewood, Washington
This is one of the main pathways into this little patch of forest that I love.
I really love this Z 14-30mm f/4 lens!
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in the neighbourhood, NSW, Australia. Path leading to the golf course.
Saturday challenge - Paths and tracks -
This week's challenge is to take a photo of a path or track, urban or countryside, with or without people (but not including concrete or tarmac roads or railways).
(You can see a tiny section of concrete, which is the pathway around the golf course. So hot and humid at the moment, that we really didn't feel like going further out and about)
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About this Shot
I think this was taken somewhere near Stratford-Upon-Avon
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I stood up early last weekend to shoot some planets. But the best shot this morning did not show anything of Mars or Jupiter but this little scenery right before sunrise.
A Buddhist monk, waiting for a train on a platform. He is on a pathway which he is also a pathway to learn Buddhism. Taken by Yashica Electro 35 GSN with Kodak Portra 160 at Bangkok Train station [ Hua - Lumphong ]
Day 29 of 365 Days
Experimenting with double exposure in photoshop. Lots of learn but fun stuff!
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Shot this way back, a day after Pathways #1, but never posted it for some reason. Getting a bit too wrapped up in the idea of these series' to remember to post things.
Makes me think of stars in the sky.
Still, here it is.
I saw something really disturbing today.
I went to the Port of Oakland to take my daily shot with my kid. I was walking towards the water and in the distance I saw these 3 kids.
One of the kids was whaling away kicking a baby goose. Like kicking it into a wall and down a pathway and they both disappeared behind the building. The other 2 dickshits were egging him on. I think they all left after that. I am not sure what happened to the baby goose but I think it got away.
It really disturbed me. It really upset me. And thank god my kid that was with me didn’t witness it.
What kind of parents (or parent) is raising this piece of shit? Who the fuck does that?
And you know what is crazy? There are worse in this world? MUCH WORSE. People that are capable of killing animals or people or raping women or destroying things or resorting to violence just for shits and giggles. Or in vein of something they believe in? Or to be cool? Or to fit in?
It got me thinking that this “kid” .. or monster as I refer to him (or “it”) as is just a product of his environment. He most likely was raised with violence. He was raised in an environment that was unstructured and filled with shit. He was likely beat himself or witnessed his loved ones get beat up. His parents are shit. He is obviously a piece of shit. And he will in turn meet a piece of shit when he gets older. And the kids that he will have (that he SHOULDN’T be having) will as nature run its coarse give us more pieces of shit.
Sit there and kick a baby goose against a wall repeatedly and laugh about it? You make me sick. You make me want to fucking kill you.
People like this are what is wrong with this world. And I don’t blame the stupid kid, I blame the people that raised him. And then I blame the people that raised them. And so on and so forth. Where does the buck stop? Is that little dickshit going to grow up and be a person that actually adds to the betterment of my country? To this planet? To the Universe?
My guess is no.
I’m disgusted.
And my little kid is sitting there with me oohing and aaahing over the other baby geese going on how cute they are and asking questions about them and wanting to pet them and wishing them the best of luck when they are “Daddy and Mommy geese”.
What the fuck man?
I guess I just have to deal with the fact that these assholes exist on this planet. And there isn’t much I can do about it but raise my OWN kids and touch the people that come into my life with as much love and respect as possible.
I love you all, wow.
May 31st, 2009
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