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my wife waiting for me to take another shot along one of our favourite pathways, a great coastal walk. ...
Taken during a morning walk at the Downs Banks in Stone, Staffordshire.
Taken by Hannah Smith with a Canon 70D
Taken this week when out with Jo and Mark(TheBigMan)at Plymbridge woods)
Used polarizing filter.
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The Pathways Van has many cameras and sensors that gathers data as the van drives at normal highway speeds. These internal cameras take images of the centerline and right shoulder of the roadway. The data is then downloaded and compiled to be used in various ways by the Planning and Asset Management Division and elsewhere in the department.
Enough of these photos of empty spaces under dingy skies. In fact there's a need for a moratorium now on all visual morbidity in this photostream.
Great Hunger Park in Ardsley NY. This Westchester Park features everything that is right in our parks and also what is wrong
Pathway is a new church and wanted a modern, simple logo. They are a church plant in a rural community outside of Kansas City. More than 80% of the people in their county has no church experience.
Our creative process revealed the church’s desire to be relevant and not do “church as usual.” They also place a high value on truth. A third pillar was action and community involvement — taking church to their community. These positions lead us away from any mark that was vague, too soft or overtly religious. It had to be clear and imply action.
The resulting icon represents a path. It also mimics light shining through darkness. It’s simplicity helps it be memorable. The font was selected because the tapers and angles of the characters reflected the wedge in the icon.
The icon’s overall square shape has been carried into much of the print collateral, including their prospectus and invite cards.
A pathway in the snow carved by people who preferred not to walk on the real concrete pathway in the park (i.e. me) . I like how it kinda has a windy appearance.
Taken in Ashbridges Bay, Toronto
I can't wait for exams to finish!! Bah!