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Location: York, England
Winner in the category "My Life In York"
Competition: University of York, Photographic Competition
Jul. 2018
Nikon F3
Ai AF Micro-Nikkor 60mm F2.8D
Fujifilm SUPERIA Venus 400
Prinet 1 (Fujifilm Frontier)
Long walk in the snow, 70 years after the Rhineland Battles
The Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery and Memorial (French:Le Cimetière de Guerre Canadien Groesbeek) is located about three kilometres north of the village of Groesbeek, Netherlands. The cemetery contains 2,338 Canadian soldiers of World War II.
The cemetery is unique in that many of the dead were brought here from nearby Germany. It is one of the few cases where bodies were moved across international frontiers. It is believed that all fallen Canadian soldiers of the Rhineland battles, who were buried in German battlefields, were reinterred here (except for one who is buried in Reichswald Forest War Cemetery). General H.D.G. Crerar, who commanded Canadian land forces in Europe, ordered that Canadian dead were not to be buried in German soil.
Thousands of Dutch children tend the graves of the soldiers buried here as they do throughout the Netherlands.
The cemetery also has a Cross of Sacrifice within it.[1]
Today I went for a little walk in a beautiful part of Nova Scotia. Too bad my watchamacallit was bothering me a bit or I would have seen more of it. Hats off to the town of Truro and its lovely Victoria Park. Hats off to this great community where people still stop and talk, give away smiles and don't try to drive over you in traffic. Hope to see you again, Truro!
Inspired by a a photo taken in walk in Nara, part of my Japan in Cones photographic project.
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Spaziergang im Sonnenuntergang am Strand von Veljby Klit - Walk in the sunset at the beach of Veljby KlitSonnenuntergangsstimmung am Strand von Veljby Klit
Sometime a photographer just needs to walk in the street to found a good light, a good place or a good thing to make a picture...
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Mist changes the landscape. As well as blurring hard shapes and lowering contrast, it takes away a sense of distance and position. You walk through the land in a bubble of limited visibility and reduced senses.
With this series I wanted to reduce a complex landscape of textures and patterns down to more simple shapes and lines. Trees and bushes reflected upside down in the water, dead branches reaching to clasp something they can never hold. Fine twigs branching like the capillaries of a circulatory system. Here and there structures intrude on the landscape to remind the walker that they are, in fact, just beside a canal in Oxfordshire.
I live in the hills
You live in the valleys
And all that you know are those blackbirds
You rise every morning
Wondering what in the world will the world bring today
Will it bring you joy or will it take it away
And every step you take is guided by
The love of the light on the land and the blackbird's cry
You will walk in good company
The valley is dark
The burgeoning holding
The stillness obscured by their judging
You walk through the shadows
Uncertain and surely hurting
Deserted by the blackbirds and the staccato of the staff
And though you trust the light towards which you wend your way
Sometimes you feel all that you wanted has been taken away
You will walk in good company
I love the best of you
You love the best of me
Though it is not always easy
Lovely? lovely?
We will walk in good company
The shepherd upright and flowing
You see...
KD Lang : The Valley
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