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A small path through Craigmill Den at Caroustie. The fence posts casting stark shadows from the low winter sun.
Looks better LARGE
This week I'm posting images that show some of the influence I've had from my good Flickr friend Gary - A.K.A. The Pentax Hammer.
Today I'm going to link you to my all time favorite photo of Garys. I've walked the area where he took it many times, and have tried to get a similar image. So far I have nothing that I like as well as his. I'm pretty sure mine is in the same vicinity, because I saw Gary, dressed as Red Riding Hood, skipping along here, with his camera in a basket. Anyway, you can see his awesome image HERE. He did an amazing job on the Orton effect.
Schwarzsee trail, canton of Fribourg, Switzerland.
Shot with M42 Asahi Pentax Spotmatic SP II 35mm reflex camera and SMC Takumar 50mm f/1.4 lens at f/16, 1/125sec on Kodak Kodacolor (new) ISO-100 film.
Some guy with a Target shopping cart stripped the trail lighting underneath Highway 101 on the Guadalupe River Trail just north of San Jose International Airport.
Sitting on my garden bench late this afternoon I saw a blackbird at the end of the garden. He made his way, with beak full of flies and insects, from bush to fence, to bush, to just above my head on a branch in the overgrown, ivy clad, buddleia tree. He waited, decided all was well and hopped into the buddleia's homely depths. The female flew out. I came inside for the camera and returned to the bench. Along came the male blackbird once again, with a beak full of food. I hope all goes well for them.
Update 7th May, 2015
Sadly, I think the nest has been abandoned. All the trees, including the buddleia were bent double in the gale force winds of the past two days. Although upright once more it may have been too much for this particular location. I can hear blackbirds and have seen one in another garden so maybe they will try again and nest elsewhere.
On a brighter note, several blue tits came twittering and dancing through a pile of dried twigs at the end of my garden. A huge solitary bee aimlessly wafted his way along the garden path and over the ivy hedge ...
May APV Calendar Competition 2015
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A section of the long distance SW CoastaL Path that passes through the British Army tank gunnery ranges. It is closed to walkers for most of the year for obvious reasons. We walked from the ghost village of Tyneham to West Lulworth, which is beyond the distant summit. Beware! The path is steep in places.
Path leading up to a temple complex. Beautiful play of color on the red and green tree leaves...
Japan, 2008
The Path I just built
I was trying to find a dead cool title for this, and thought of all the 'Path' titles I could think of......Pathfinders, Paths of Glory, and The Shining Path were amongst a few. Quite frankly though I'm too knackered and sunburnt to bother. As for the path, it's crap!! The local pikeys would have done a better job, but this way I get to keep the family silver (Oh I forgot, my ex wife still has that!) and the greyhounds!!
Thanks to Alex who came over yesterday and got me started. I just have a tonne of bark chippings to shift now and fill the area on the left!!
Fietspad van Sint.Willebrord via Etten-Leur naar Breda. Om de drie meter een boom. ongeveer 10km. Samen goed voor een flink bos
Er wordt flink gebruikt gemaakt om te skeeleren
Definitely worth getting up early today after fresh snowfall - and walking in the woods while the paths were still white.
Reminder to #share the path on the Bay Trail near Point Emery, Emeryville, California as seen on my morning bike commute to work.
Today was a *really* good day to be commuting by bike. First, a semi flipped on 80 by University shutting down lanes and making the Frontage Road alternate look worse than a bad evening commute.
Then police activity and shooting on the freeway just west of my exit has shut down the freeway in both directions for the rest of the day. Traffic is backed up for miles and cars are being reversed down the freeway to get off.
That doesn't count the dog on the BART tracks, the bus that hit scaffolding shutting down a major San Francisco exit, wet cement spilled on another freeway and more.
Bike commute not affected. :)