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taking a different route on my walk home yesterday.
by the way, check out the latest photo from thecorey... i love it.
Feel a bit like this at the moment, still no light at the end of the tunnel as regards Mother..........cant see me getting back to any kind of normality any time soon :-(
i took this cause i was walking up a local hill and when i turned it looked like i was on a pathway of light
can someone please explain how and if i can chop out those stupid balls of flare in the mid ground, i feel like i have tried everything :(
explored on dec11 2007 number 432
Went to the cemetery this morning. I have never been to this one and it was huge. Got there around 0745 this morning, just as the morningg sun was coming up over the trees. Perfect time and the perfect time of the year to come.
that pathway leads to a slide over which you can pull your kayak to avoid the watergate. also a good opportunity for the dare devils wanting to slide down in there kayak. of course, none of us did that. wouldn't do that. no. too careful. live by the rules. and so on.
camera Holga 120 N, 135 mm film Fomapan 400 with FAK135 canister holders, scanned using Lomography Digitalizer 35 mm Scanning Mask, developed in Foma Retro Special for 5 min
Pathway at Nooroo, Mount Wilson, in the Blue Mountains.
Photographed on Sunday 11th October, 2020, on the occasion of an 'Open Garden' at Nooroo.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV, with the Canon 24-105mm lens
Really amazing sunset at Corona del Mar beach in California. This whole area is like a photographers paradise, and I will definitely be coming back here. So many possibilities for compositions. I really wanted to get a photo of this arch, its called Cliff Island, and you have to hike quite a distance across slippery and sharp rock to get to it. Also the tide has to be low to get this close. I really like the way this photo turned out, and I hope you enjoy it!
-- Your word is a lamp to my feet And a light to my path. - Psalm 119:105
A picture I'm not too sure I like or not, but that's quite important to me.
The beautiful woman in it is Laura Zalenga.
When I picked my first DSLR and opened my Flickr account 3 years ago, Laura's profile was literally the FIRST thing I stumbled upon by exploring the website and I was immediately fascinated by her work. And throughout my photographic journey these past years, her art (among a few others) has been one of my biggest inspirations.
Then I finally met her, and all these amazing, talented artists this summer (I played cool and didn't burst into fan-boy mode), and I realized how crazy life is. How we are all on the same boat. How a little kid with a camera can find inspiration in this crazy thing called Internet from these people from all over the world, who share their ways of portraying their realities and imagination to strangers...strangers that eventually became friends.
That's the beauty of it! The true human and artistic connection between people who decided to take the leap leading to friendship.
So yeah..I'll wrap this up... Laura is cool, Flickr is cool, art is cool and friends are awesome. YAY.