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"Foggy Pathway – Vertical” by Patti Deters. A curvy forest path twists and turns as it leads through the dark and foggy woods tunnel near Neosho Rapids, Kansas USA. This moody landscape is presented with a vertical crop. This particular image is for sale at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/foggy-pathway-vertical-p... (printed and shipped WITHOUT watermark) through Fine Art America (FAA) which offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you like this image, I invite you to please share or see my main image gallery (outdoor, travel, scenic, and more) at patti-deters.pixels.com.
Property of Peter and Louise Mahoney that live in our area. They have a gorgeous property in what is called Cordillera area of the western highlands of Panama's Chiriqui province.
Never posted. Photo from January 2017. Processed in July 2018.
Sunnyside Cemetery in Long Beach, CA. I have a "composite/art" signature on here but from looking at the RAW files it doesn't look like I did anything special besides the standard HDR processing of three exposures. Perhaps a couple of filters in Photoshop.
Nikon F2AS
Zoom-NIKKOR 35~70mm f/3.5 AI-s
Nikon L1bc filter
Ilford FP4+125@ISO250
Developed in Diafine 3,5+3,5 min
1/60 sec@f/11
Pathway to other areas of the garden
Bodnant Garden is a National Trust property near Tal-y-Cafn, Conwy, Wales, overlooking the Conwy Valley towards the Carneddau mountains. Founded in 1874 and developed by five generations of one family, it was given to the National Trust in 1949.
On our way to Landsend, Rob, Wiffs and me stopped off to see the open air theatre at Minack Bay....unfortunately it was closed so we took a walk along the pathway next to it, which led down to the beach....Rob and Wiffs were leading the way on what looked like an extremely steep climb down to the beach...after about ten minutes, when their heads had completely disappeared, my vertigo got the better of me and I decided to head back to the car.....turns out it was a good job I did....as I saw their heads re-emmerge at the end of the path I could see what a struggle getting back up had been....they were EXHAUSTED....little Wiffys head was all shiny and dripping with sweat and Rob was gasping for air :~@
I've chosen this image to share today as I have just read of the decision of site director Gabriel Zuchtriegel to limit daily visitor numbers.
The first Sunday in October this year saw over 36,000 people enter the gates - greater than the original population of Pompeii in the 1st century.
Roman history and especially sites such as Pompeii have fascinated me for decades. I have been so lucky to have visited back in the 1980s, then twice more, the last time being when I took this shot in January 2013.
The first two times were in summer and even then it was very pleasant with small sprinklings of tourists and one could spend all day there, observing, learning, taking it all in. Now it sounds horrific.
I worry about the preservation of the archaeology and I for one, applaud this recent decision.
This was a tiny back street in an area that not many tourists make it to. In this shot, Vesuvius can be seen in the distance. One can also see stepping stones placed by the city builders that allow pedestrians to cross paths and streets without getting wet or dirty.
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There's a Lady who knows...
read from the mighty tome
only now the sunlight shows
a very different way home
A lateral inclination announces the Sun
a liberal view confirms recognition
a thankful sound comforts whats yet to be done
a thankless task confronts a Seasons transition
Yet...in the shadow of a Winter Lime
without motion, not a breeze to tease
this minutia is calling this time
spellbound months now ready to appease...
by anglia24
© 2007anglia24
Explore: Feb 14, 2007 #99
The beautiful ancient forest of Puzzlewood, England. A private woodland of gnarly old trees and dark paths. This site has been used as a film location for Dr Who, Merlin, Davinci's Demons, Jack the Giant Slayer and Atlantis.
JRR Tolkien is believed to have visited the forest several times, possibly basing Fanghorn Forest on what he had seen here.
Aizu Painted Candle Festival
会津絵ろうそくまつり
At the Aizu E-Rosoku Festival, there were also lights illuminating the pathways like this.
会津絵ろうそくまつりでは、このように通路を照らす灯りもありました。
Aizu-wakamatsu city, Fukushima pref, Japan
A path through the woods on Loch Lomond shore, just a short walk from the Sallochy Bay campsite.
I drove the 50 minutes or so it takes me to get to Sallochy Bay, intending to make it there shortly before sunset. Which I did. What I didn't plan for was getting the car stuck in mud and taking the best part of an hour to get it free again (with the help of two forestry workers).
Anyway, that's why this particular shot was taken a good bit after sunset and not before or during.
This is my favorite part of the entire Japanese Tea Gardens in Golden Gate Park. When the stones are wet, the ground looks like a river. It's ethereal.