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Believe it or not, even though I live in the city, this image in Golden Gate Park is less than a minute or two walking distance from where I live. It's a hot day here, in the 70's, hot for San Francisco, and I even have my window open, which doesn't happen very often... XXOO
[...] I dreamed a thousand new paths. . . I woke and walked my old one [...]
-- Chinese Proverb
Nikon D200, Samyang 8mm f/3.5 fisheye, 8mm - f/8 - 1/10s - HDR 5xp +2/-2EV
Palermo, Italy (May, 2018)
ODC - Complicated
Since we let Samuel loose with his own camera I have realised more than ever what a difference perspective makes. I have never noticed just how complicated and interesting this path looks from a couple of feet lower down than I usually see it - as in the picture, the only one who is really noticing the pattern is the little guy who is down close to it.
I took this photo on a late afternoon stroll. The location was a park adjacent to the famous Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, AR. That town is still one of my favorite places for a day trip, a walk, and taking some photos.
Pentax 645
SMC Pentax-A 645 45-85mm
Lomo Earl Grey
HC-110 (1+31)
Plustek 120 with Silverfast
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On a wet day in Berlin, there wasn’t much photography to be had.
There was a lot of getting wet, and attempting to stay huddled under the brolly, but little photography.
However, while walking through the urban park around the Tiergarten area, I saw this lovely scene and decided to get the camera out of the bag to shoot it. I even had to change lenses from the 14mm to something a little better for the scene, so I went from super lazy to actually doing quite a bit to get this image.
Hope everyone had a lovely weekend. I booked flights to Vienna for the weekend after next so will likely be driving around Slovakia for a few days; I obviously want to see Bratislava but feel most of the time will be spent in the Tatra mountains.
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As the sun heads towards the horizon it casts a low, warm light over Stanage Edge, with dark clouds looming overhead.
Close to home…..
Snow comes to Cheddington.
For about 100 yds Church Path goes into a natural tunnel between Horse Chestnuts and Firs on the right and overgrown plum trees on the left. Because the leaves are still mostly on the trees it has completely sheltered this section of the path from our recent short-lived snow fall.
Le marais de Reysson est un marais tourbeux et allongé qui débouche sur l’Estuaire de la Gironde, situé sur les communes de Saint Germain d’Esteuil, de Vertheuil, de Saint Seurin de Cadourne et de Saint Estèphe. Il s’étend sur une longueur de 8km environ pour 2 de large. Désigné communément « Marais de Reysson ».
As I descended from the upper Delicate Arch view point I came across this glowing fence line. There was still a lot of hikers making there way up and down the path to either see the Delicate Arch or return to the parking lot so I had to wait until I had a clear shot. Although at first I would have rather not had anyone in my shot but after processing this I think it adds to the image to have the couple walking together, following the golden path.