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There are as many paths to God as there are souls on Earth -

Sufi Proverb

~ Bliss - Wish you were here ~

Artistic framing of a distinct natural pathway through crystal-clear turquoise water connecting several reefs.

 

The surface of the water shows gentle ripples and reflections indicating sunlight illuminating the scene.

The overall impression is one of a pristine and inviting tropical seascape.

 

Either physical or conceptual, a pathway is a route that can be followed to reach a destination or achieve a specific result.

 

Lower ISO settings, like 64, allows for more detail to be captured in both the bright and dark parts of a scene, leading to a wider range of tones in the final image. Best used in bright outdoor settings.

 

Shot from Ras Nasrani, Sharm El Sheikh, one of the best snorkeling and dive sites in the world where the waters are known for their extraordinary clarity, offering visibility beyond 30 meters below.

  

at Minuteman National Historical Park - HBM

Scratby, UK, March 2023

Lake Horton

Fayette County near Woolsy, Georgia USA

 

infrared, 590nm

Explored 16-06-2013. Highest position #473.

Pathyway

 

The view from one of the raised platforms on the edge of Derwent Water looking towards Castle Crag in Borrowdale.

 

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Camera - Sony A7RII

Lens - Sony FE16-35mm f4

Focal Length 27mm

Fstop - f8

Exposure Time - 1/10 second

ISOspeed - ISO100

 

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Portencross Castle, North Ayrshire, Scotland.

Line of rocks slowly melting away leading out to the fiery evening sky. Not much rain on this day but the drama was in full effect.

This image was taken several years ago with my Holga camera. The roll of film was lost for all that time. I just found it and had the negatives processed. Third in the series.

Abkhazi Garden is a privately owned beautiful garden in Victoria, Vancouver Island. It also has a restaurant inside - you can come to the garden and have a cup of hot coffee or your evening dinner sitting in haven!

So much to see in the arid garden at Mt. Coot-tha.

fujifilm Xpro-3 xf 35mm 1.4

Walking above the village of Llanberis and looking towards the Eryri mountains and yr wyddfa,with cae newydd old farmhouse under all those tree's.

I like the detail and variation in achectecture and structure. I have no confidence in photographing them.

 

Walker"s Point Neighborhood

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Welsh Poppies thriving along a shaded path on the Jurassic Way near the village of East Farndon.

I only discovered this part of the path in 2020 during the first lockdown.

A smattering of snow and a carpet of leaves in the Wood

Landscape view of llyn padarn and Llanberis village and mountains

The red plant is called a Brazilian Cloak.

An older image recently rediscovered and shared as part of the effort to save this local New Jersey park from development. I have a metal print of it in an art show that has been getting great reviews. The gold light works great with the metal.

Pathway to Dyffryn Ardudwy Beach, Gwynedd, North Wales.

 

Morfa Dyffryn beach is on the west coast of Wales between Barmouth and Harlech in Gwynedd.

The sandy beach is several miles long.

The beach is very clean and is also known for regular sightings of dolphins.

One of my favourite little sheep paths in these woods that I return to.

Following the crest of the hill as if for safety's sake

 

Re-edited for 2022

In a mosque in Schwetzinger Schloßgarten

Under the pathway to where the trains travel is a tunnel with the old history of New Mexico. There are photos of New Mexico's first buildings as well as settlers of New Mexico. It's great as people walk and are able to see what New Mexico was and what it has become. The tunnel is in Albuquerque for all to enjoy.

This pathway is near mid twelfth century Dolbadarn castle in Llanberis,and it called coed Victoria as it in the grounds of the Royal Victoria Hotel in Llanberis.

Pathway at Mount Tomah botanical gardens, Bell's Line of Road, near Bilpin, in the Blue Mountains - about 90 minutes drive north-west of Sydney. Photograph taken with my Canon EOS 60D.

Sunset at the river mouth

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