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A serene walkway framed by luscious greenery, inviting wanderers into a dreamlike embrace illuminated by the soft glow of mist.
Trying to create visual compositions with the arching pathways we use daily.
Again, shot with the 16-35L 2.8. Everyone I've spoken to says this really is the best ultra wide angle fullframe lens you can get for an EF mount, and I will agree that it definately produces some beautiful bokeh and flare is minimized on it, but again, the amount of CA visible in this shot when you zoom in around the streetlights bugs me. I guess I'm anal that way when dropping 2g.
Pathway to Health LA
Photo by Tanya Musgrave
Vision checks continue on Apr 30 during the mega clinic in Los Angeles, Calif. Glasses donated by VSP through Marchon, patients get to pick a free pair.
Plant facilities were separated by long concrete pathways to decrease the risk of a chain reaction disaster if a explosion happened at one bldg.Somewhere in this set of bldgs. the plants sole fatality took place when a young woman dropped a live bomb while loading it for shipping.13000 people worked at the plant during its 3-plus years of operation.
I walk along this pathway most everyday when I'm out for my walk .... at the early stage of my walk and then again on my way back home!
Stay Safe and Healthy Everyone!
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The poster exhibit at the National Gallery Singapore during Singapore Stories: Pathways and Detours in Art.
Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II + 16-35 mm @ 16 mm - 4.0 sec at f/11, ISO 100
Manual mode @ 0 EV E.C - Pattern metering - no flash
Subject Distance: unknown
I waited 15 minutes for a shot without people, and ended up preferring the one with people in it. Go figure.
45°30'49.99" N 122°43'2.52" W, 234.5 m
Hoyt Arboretum
Portland, Oregon, USA
Taken on 11.14.2010, uploaded on 11.20.2010.
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Wetpour rubber surfacing with pathway design graphic inserts.
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The Pathway event honors scientists, engineers, and support professionals for a number of achievements including:
-R&D 100 Awards
-Federal Laboratory Consortium for -Excellence in Technology Transfer Awards
-Software Awards
-Patents Awards
-Key Contributors
At the 2018 event, Steve Ashby named Rob Pratt Inventor of the Year.
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