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This is a from a picture of a path at Valley Forge. I used the art history brush, mixer brush and did some painting on my own. Recently, I have become interested in digital painting and photo manipulation. Botha re very soothing.
Everyone has their own path to tread. Sometimes we dont quite know where we are going, and it can be lonely but we have to believe that we are headed in the right direction. We have lessons to learn and people to meet. We have great things to accomplish. But one thing we must remember is to take time to stop and appreciate the scenery. It's not always about the destination - a big part of it is the journey. The day to day things that slip under the radar. The little connections we make. These are important.
It goes around and on to where we don't really know, we have an idea, but even the best wizards don't know what the future hold's. So enjoy every day. :)
PATH PA-1A 688 (St Louis 1965) leads Newark-bound train into Harrison NJ. 7-24-87
PATH cars of classes PA-1 and PA-2 came in two body styles, A-cars with a cab at one end and C-cars which were cabless; all were motored.
The PATH compared favorably to the New York Subway when I was there, with clean air-conditioned cars with transverse seats. They even had a railfan seat like the cars in Chicago. It's too bad (according to the comments I've read) that they've become pricks since 9-11. They have a good operation and should be proud of it. Railfans aren't terrorists. With most of the information they need available publicly and the invention of very inconspicuous cell phone cameras, why would a real terrorist be hanging around on a platform with a camera you can see for a mile? (Yes, I know PATH owned the World Trade Center, or at least the ground it was on and that their Hudson Terminal was directly beneath it--but hassling railfans isn't going to make their system safer)
It was interesting to see this every day when i walked home from school it inspired me so much and the piece next to it was dope too, cant remember who it was though. Dont know if this is still there.. I just loved how he took his lowercase H and streched it and connected it with the S,, That just made me think you can doo abosolutly anthing you want and there is no rules of limits, just get rediculous with it
I had not wandered round the garden of Fairview Hotel for several years now, and found it not only just as beautifully maintained, but also full of new nooks and crannies and beautiful little stone buildings, many of which with speciality restaurants. Probably my favourite hotel in the whole world!
Fujifilm Iso 200, Pentax Asahi SP500, 28mm Helios objective.
No edition done to this or any of my photographs unless it says so, not even cropped, from negative to flickr!
From thedailylumenbox.com Kodacolor VRG-200, expired in 1988. Shot with Voigtlander 12mm Ultra Wide Heliar lens on 1949 Leica Ic. Developed by The Darkroom in San Clemente.