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Another shot taken during my jaunt to the Lake District. A bit different from my usual city surroundings! Not sure precisely where this is, although it must be fairly close to The Sticklebarn Pub as that is where we stopped for lunch and this was taken not long after.
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Another shot from yesterday in the asylum. I'm just going to copy and paste the description to this pic too since it's pretty much the same info... except this was shot in one of the hallways in a random building (the most boring one we saw lol) there.
I met up with the gorgeous and sweet Amy Spanos yesterday to go urbexing. We went to this abandoned derelict asylum and took a gazillion pics, walked around for about 5 hours and only managed to see about 1/4 of it!! The place is huuuuuuuge. I have some cuts on my legs now and loads of bruises which I didnt even notice yesterday but it was worth it. Definitely going again and would love to go with Amy again too since it was an enjoyable and successful day! Thanks a lot for going Amy and I hope you are feeling better (she was stabbed by a giant bear with huge metal claws!)
Walking through Ashfor Hanger near Petersfield this little guy just jumped in front of me, so glad I was looking down so as not to tread on it. The frog was quite nervous, expectedly so but eventually I managed a useable shot without spooking it too much...i hope.
Day 29 of 365 Days
Experimenting with double exposure in photoshop. Lots of learn but fun stuff!
*Also, if you haven't entered my print giveaway. Please do, it would be awesome if some of my flickr buddies won prints from me! Only a bit under a week left.
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.
A pathway in the Park located behind the The MacKenzie Art Gallery. Tonemapped from a single RAW file processed in Digital Photo Professional and then further edited/cropped in PSE8.
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Pathway through the gardens to the
wooded trails.
Overland Park Arboretum and
Botanical Gardens (Kansas)
Holds gravel for drainage in place on low section of path that floods during heavy rains and makes it easier to walk and bike over. Or so I'm guessing. On the Miccosukee Greenway NNE of Edenfield parking lot. This photo shows only a small part of one of the grid areas.
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Pedestrian overpass from the ferry terminal to downtown Seattle.
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Voigtländer Nokton 21mm f1/4 ASPH + Fujifilm X-T2 GS.
This is possibly one of Hulls most innocuous alley ways.
However, the Pathway has a very chequered past.
Running between Alfred Gelder Street and Bowlalley Lane, the Pathway was witness to illict drinking houses, a murder and has a door the seemingly leads to nowhere!
Lubitel 2
Kentmere 400 developed in 510 Pyro
Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta III
Novar Anastigmat 75mm f3.5
Orange Filter
Ilford HP5+ pushed to 1600
XTOL 1:1
Reflecta RPS7200
This is apart of my project titled 'Trees' which is self explanatory. I set out to photograph trees! Taken on an Olympus OM-2N, film used was Fuji 400H.
The main reason I liked this scene was due to the various subtle colours, especially the soft browns from the grass under the trees.
I'm absolutely loving film photography, as well as having a project for each roll.