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Lost Path, captured with my Travelwide 4x5, a Schneider Angulon 90mm ƒ/6.8 lens and my new 4x5 scanner digital back. Click here to see how I made the digital back: youtu.be/sbNW4IHiXxU
There are many different paths in life that lead to very different destinies... Some find a suitable path and carry walking all the way towards it, some spend all their lives shifting from one path to the other...
I spotted this shot whilst on my way to work one evening without my camera. So i went back for a walk at the weekend to find the shot even better with the sun shining accross the field.
If Blissful is a place, then the population is ME! This was a great afternoon spent crunching through leaves and hanging out under the trees. This trail is close to home and no matter what season, it is beautiful!
Along the paths of Life, there will be Storms. Their Fury is but short lived, the Light will always overcome and Shine once again. - E. Karl Braun
Sometime early Wednesday morning, waiting for sunrise on British Camp. A cool and sharp wind kicking up over the hills was chilling to the bone, the warmth of sunrise to come was a welcome relief.
Sometimes the first step to being on the right path is having the courage to know which path that is.
Right now I'm on that path.
I'm taking my first steps in this new direction.
Which is incredibly exciting.
Also scary.
But ultimately exciting :)
A recent effort under the light of July's Full Buck Moon.
Pentax 67 SMC 67 55mm f/4 @ F8 and 12 minutes exposure on Fuji Acros developed in Xtol 1:1
when I look outside I can hardly imagine that not so long ago nature was still in deep sleep.....
Paprotnia, suburbs of Łódź, Poland
The mind is a labyrinth, ladies and gentlemen, a puzzle. And while the paths of the brain are plainly visible, its ways deceptively apparent, its destinations are unknown. Its secrets still secret. And, if we are honest, it is the lure of the labyrinth that draws us to our chosen field to unlock those secrets
Out yesterday with Pauls Pix 53 and ianbartlett for a 12 mile circular walk from Hastings to Fairlight.
This was fairly typical of the paths, but at least there were steps. In some places we just had steep bits to mud to slide about in.
Shot with a Canon EOS M and a Canon FD 50mm lens using the Fotodiox FD to EOS M adapter - Photo be Sean Anderson