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The latest show of spring blooms in Vancouver are Rhododendrons.
IMO they are out on steroids this spring as they are so abundant and rich in colour.
These shrubs are on the side of the seawall pathway under the Granville Street bridge.
I decided to get a bit more aggressive and creative with the processing on these images ... just for a change.
Once again ... the pathway at Ken-O-Sha Park in Grand Rapids.
“As a single footstep will not make a path on the earth, so a single thought will not make a pathway in the mind. To make a deep physical path, we walk again and again. To make a deep mental path, we must think over and over the kind of thoughts we wish to dominate our lives.”
Henry David Thoreau
An elderly woman walks slowly with a cane along a tree-lined path, illuminated by warm lights filtering through tall, dark trees, creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere.
Cazenovia, NY. September 2017.
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Crystal Pathways, designed by Kassie Shaw, from her book 'Beadweaving Beyond the Basics'. My tourmaline colors are jet, ruby, rose, light topaz, light olivine and olivine.
Pathway Collection
There are so many variety of life style in the world ,and this theme could satisfy my numerous fashion flavor .From the alley to Fifth avenue or silent to noise.Its like endless journey to discover all the posibilities on the pathway in this big big world ....
It starts from here to explore all the posibilities. Join me?!
Model - Nadja R
Fits Nuface, Poppy Parker ,Dynamite Girls ,Misaki ,Momoko,Barbies and other similar size doll..
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I don't normally photograph the works of art when I visit museums and I rarely engage with them beyond looking at them briefly and walking away. I have never engaged with an artwork as long or intensely as I have with John Safer's sculpture, Pathway, at the entrance to the Dayton Art Institute. Pathway is an immense stainless steel cork-screw of a sculpture that pays tribute to Dayton aviation pioneers Wilbur and Orville Wright. The day was beautiful and the reflections of the sky, the grass and the buildings in the sculpture were entrancing. I didn't have a wide-angle lens, so had to "settle" for photographing "slices" of the piece. In processing the photos, I was struck by the abstract shapes that linked earth and sky in the piece. Here are three of my "slices" of Mr. Safer's sculpture. It feels a bit as if he purposely designed it with an open invitation for us to collaborate with him.
Canon 5D Mark 111
Canon 24-70 F2.8L USM
ISO 200
27mm
F7.1
Exposure 6 mins
Lee Filters -
1.2 Soft & Big Stopper
Pathway at Palm Beach
Students were encouraged to bring their creativity to the pathways in Wilder Bowl during Kuumba Week. Kuumba is a Swahili word for "creativity."
Photo by Jack Lichtenstein '23
A pathway just inside the entrance to the Dow Gardens in Midland, Michigan. The gardens were created by Herbert H. Dow who was the founder of the Dow Chemical Company. He believed that the garden designer should never reveal the whole garden in one view. www.dowgardens.org/#!about-us-/c1k74