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I am a bit disappointed with this. I saw the scene of the man and his kid walking up the path and knew that the composition could be good, but I had the fisheye lens on my 'proper' camera, and didn't have time to change it. So I used the IR camera. It kind of works, but the amount of processing required by the IR has left it a bit grainy for my liking. Plus I have lost my 750nm filter, so I had to use the crappy Hoya R72.
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There are lots of paths to follow in the Arboretum or you can just wander about across large expanses of lawns to visit individual gardens, such as the English Garden, the Italian Garden and the Japanese Garden.
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-“It’s funny about paths and rivers,” he mused. “You see them go by, and suddenly you feel upset and want to be somewhere else—wherever the path or the river is going, "
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"Comet in Moominland"
by Tove Jansson
"I walk a lonely road
The only one that I have ever known
Don't know where it goes
But it's only me, and I walk alone"
50km south of Warsaw, region Mazovia, Poland July 20, 2014, 19.20 UTC
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Italy - Abruzzo - Gran Sasso National Park
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"Il sole non è mai così bello come il giorno in cui ci si mette in cammino."
"The sun is never so beautiful as the day we be on our way."
Jean Giono
As we walk down the path that leads us through life, let us express our gratitude to God, the giver of every good and perfect gift. Count your blessings; name them one by one…for when we reach the other side of the mountain our greatest reward will be in Heaven.
21/30 Today I am grateful that I am grateful…being able to give thanks and realize where these gifts and blessings abound from.
Cambria, California
Fiscalini Ranch Preserve
FujiFilm X-H1
FujiFilm FUJINON Lens XF16-80mmF4 R OIS WR
f/5.6 1/250 ISO 200
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
Lots of words yesterday so I will keep it brief today. A simple shot of a path through the garden at Giverny. Makes you realise how much you miss colour in these grey winter days
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After leaving the last cave we continued our walking around the Big and Little Collapse Dolines and we admire the landscapes of the Karst region :)
The Karst region, famous for its karst phenomena, is a unique corner of Slovenia. It was here that the first studies were conducted on how water shapes, hollows out and dissolves limestone rocks, and the word "karst" itself comes from the name of this region.
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Po wyjściu z ostatniej jaskini kontynuowaliśmy nasz spacer szlakiem wzdłuż Wielkiego i Małego Zapadliska oraz podziwialiśmy krasowe krajobrazy regionu Karst :)
Region Karst, słynący ze zjawisk krasowych, to wyjątkowy zakątek Słowenii. To tu prowadzone były pierwsze badania związane z tym, jak woda kształtuje, drąży i rozpuszcza skały wapienne i samo słowo "kras", pochodzi właśnie od nazwy tego regionu.
This little path is in Benmore Gardens in Argyll, Scotland. See the link below for an aerial view of where it was taken.
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Explored: Highest position: 419 on Wednesday, November 7, 2012