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I went to the park today ,even though i was sick , we also stopped by my favorite organic store ,and i got some cough drops for my sore throat ,by the time i got home, i was really tired and even more sick , though i have to go to school tommrow because i can't miss two days in a row , and i have my web class which is hard for me and it's even harder when i miss that class
Tried a different colour treatment on this one to enhance the golden sunset.
Almost a sepia shot. What do you think?
I noticd this set of footprints wandering up the stream which flowed out to the sea.
Taken with a Canon EOS 50D converted to infrared 720nm.
Galleywood Common, Essex, England - 17th June, 2020
We got a little snow last night and I thought maybe this nature preserve would have had some interesting photo opportunities but the paths were very muddy and there wasn't really that much snow. I should have known that since there's always less snow in the woods.
Suffice to say even turning this to a b&w didn't make it better but this will have to do for today.
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You previously saw a wide shot of that waterfall called "Misol-Ha, Litteral Mexican Watering Hole" where I offered you to find the little guy walking for scale.
Now, here we are on that path he was walking, allowing me to show you how intense those waterfalls really are from close and how green the entire place is.
Which one should I choose?
Each path may effect a whole life, praise to thee, the path I shall go to will bring me true bliss. Amen 🙏
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An autumnal 12.5km walk with a mix of sun and clouds setting out from Great Kingshill (not one of my normal starting points) but a pleasant enough walk taking in a quick visit to Roald Dahl's grave along the way.
More stunning views of the Chilterns.
Route: Great Kingshill-Prestwood-Great Missenden-Little Kingshill
Walkabouts 2025 .... flic.kr/s/aHBqjBXsk2
Marcus Foster "Nameless Path": www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO75Qd0Obu0
Super foggy path on a greenway, making the end nearly invisible. Used Nik to convert, add som eantique toning and a lot of grain to make the modern setting look older than it is.
Whenever I can, love to take a walk in this part of oporto city. This breakwater, especially, is in really beautiful place, where the river meets the sea. So sometimes the sea here is a bit dangerous and creates some waves that pass over the breakwater.
This was the precise moment that a big wave was hitting the breakwater, flooding it. After this shot had to run for cover :P but didn't run fast enough so came home all wet.. well, at least the picture was worth it and both me and the camera safely returned home. (this wasn't during a sea storm or something like that, it was just one especially big wave)