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This is a shot I took at Image Essentials, an amazing sim built and owned by my dear friend Kay Weston - its an entire photogenic sim and a haven for bloggers and budding photographers like me - check it out!
'The Path - Original' Large On Black
Path leading to Latourell Falls in Multnomah County, Oregon. I have received 5 emails asking to see the ORIGINAL of 'The Path - Filtered' so here it is. Hope you enjoy the photo as much as I enjoyed the peaceful walk down "The Path".
Dave
The long white cloud, as per Aotearoa's meaning, is the description of the land of New Zealand. After my last adventure here, I can definitely see that. I don't think I'll be having quite the same experience this time, as I only came down here for work, but I'm going to enjoy the area I'm in as much as I can, and not worry about "having to see all of New Zealand" when I'm here.
It's a big country, and I'm still young - There's always tourist visas, and I want to really see it, not from behind the walls of a winery, or through the vines of a vineyard.
New Zealand is a beautiful country, and as much as I like it here, I think I hyped it up more than I should have. Being my first time away from my parents house, back in early 2009, I had "virgin eyes" so to speak, and seeing this land was nothing short of awe inspiring. Now that I'm back, I still think it is quite amazing, but I'm just not wowed by it like I was 3 years ago.
Guess this means I need to see more countries. We'll see what's in store for my years to come.
No cycling for a few days now. The municipality is supposed to clear this path, but maybe they overslept?
Part of the South West Coast Path as it climbs the headlands and contours the coves near Warfleet, South Devon.
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
Shot with a Canon EOS M and a Canon FD 50mm lens using the Fotodiox FD to EOS M adapter - Photo be Sean Anderson
This one is heavily altered. I played around in photoshop a bit and that is what came out. I might put out alternate versions some time. We'll see... Anyway, enjoy! :D
Mind: Path to Thalamus
ini Tweaks (Freecam, Timestop, FOV)
Remove Film Grain / Vignette
Reshade Framework