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Photo Date: 5 Aug 2022(Fri)
Located: Surprise View, Peak District National Park
Filmed and designed by Kelvin Ho
Photo Date: 29 Jul 2022 (Fri)
Located: LoseHill, Peak District National Park, From Castleton
Filmed and designed by Kelvin Ho
Sometimes it's nice to walk in solitude, sharing your thoughts with the forest spirit and just letting everything go. Time has no meaning, direction has no meaning and there's nothing that could distract you from restoring your will to go back to earth and live for another week or two before you can return to walking in solitude...
Photo Date: 29 Jul 2022 (Fri)
Located: LoseHill, Peak District National Park, From Castleton
Filmed and designed by Kelvin Ho
Today's walk was sunny if breezy and the butterflies and bumblebees were out in force
Peacock on Willow
"Beautiful sky and clouds"
Photo Date: 1st Aug 2022 (Mon)
Located: Upper Derwent Reservoir, Peak District National Park, From Upper Derwent Visitor Centre
Filmed and designed by Kelvin Ho
Photo Date: 1st Aug 2022 (Mon)
Located: Upper Derwent Reservoir, Peak District National Park, From Upper Derwent Visitor Centre
Filmed and designed by Kelvin Ho
This young masked lapwing was one of two lapwing chicks that I posted two months ago and I am pleased to report, they are both doing extra well. Life in our retirement village is just a walk in the park for them!
Ain't it Grand! :-) Really tough light and no clouds, but I don't care, what an amazing hike. When you clear the trees the mountain just appears and it looks so unusually HUGE from there.
If you look closely you can see Fremont Fire Lookout sitting atop the tall peak on the left, brought another big grin to my face.
I hiked this last year and was completely engulfed in fog, never saw ANYTHING, this is about where I gave up and not long after I turned back lightning lit up the fog and thunder rolled long and deep.....then came the hail..... :-)
Fremont Peak Fire Lookout in comments with it's view of Grand Park, so cool! :-)
The Four Waterfalls Trail, Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales, UK
Poor weather prevented me from getting any shots last weekend, despite a three hour walk in 45mph winds. So this is one from my archive. I took this early on in my photography journey. Not a shot I'm super proud of but I do like a gnarly old tree and a bit of moss :))
Believe it or not it was a blue sky sunny weekday. I had just taken my mom to her doctor's appointment and I asked her if she wanted to take a drive around the lake. She eagerly said yes. It was a special moment to drive her around and see the Autumn colors on display but I came away with this one as one of my favorites. I stopped to see a white cloud behind the top of this tree. When I got home, I changed it to a monochrome image and reduced the clarity and sharpening slider into the negative to get this image.
Digitalmania Challenge
Inspired by the art of Maggie Taylor
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(Background by:Lenabem-Anna J.
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