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This is the penultimate photo of my Silver Lake series. The lake shows up just a little in the background. I did take some shots (posted earlier) at the end of the path, the first (below) around this time and the second somewhat later.
The Leete path follows the leete, a deep water channel which was built to divert water from the river at Loggerheads in order to service the pumps and machines of the local lead mining industry.
No sign of any water on the path these days.
It does explain why it is so level...and it the first time I've looked up the history, this blog provides lots more information and photos...
gerryco23.wordpress.com/2013/09/29/walking-the-leete-path...
A couple sits on a bench enjoying the autumn colours while another walk along the path, in a park of the Don Valley Park System. The Don Valley is one of Toronto's major watersheds.
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hasselblad 500cm, distagon 50mm 1:4, ilford delta 400, developed in ilford perceptol 1+3, 22 mins @20C
Just one of the paths in the forrest nearby Rhenen (NL). I just loved how the roots of the trees along the path are gripping firmly into the ground and how the sunlight was falling through the leaves making lighter and darker patches on the ground.
Taken while out geocaching near Hansville, WA. Geocaching and photography are two hobbies that are a natural combination.
Two images converted to TIFF with DPP, combined and tonemapped with Photomatix, and then given a few final tweaks in Elements. A lot of work for such a simple image!
I tried to come up with a B&W version, but couldn't find one I liked...