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This was a photo taken 6 months ago in autumn, within Winkworth Arboretum. I've been a bit behind with my post processing and I've only just come around to looking at these. The actual day was pretty wet, with rain for most of the day. During the times I didn't seek shelter, I took quite a few photos on the day but not many I would say were keepers. I quite like this one though - probably the colours and the definition of the path.
This photo looks better on black (press L).
I'm not sure if I took the path less traveled....I went right, past the tennis courts. The trees and other foliage around campus are magnificent, though.
Hocking Hills State Park
Logan, Ohio
On the hike from Cedar Falls to Old Man's Cave July 08
Nikon D90 with AF Nikkor 80-200mm f/2.8 D
@ 80mm, ISO 1250, f/2.8, 1/200, 0 EV
Aperture-priority
I snapped a few at Golden Gate Park before sunset on Friday night. I found this row of trees next to a path and thought it might make an interesting composition. I like the detail in the tree bark, contrasted with the background bokeh. It's fun playing around with new lenses. :-)
'The Path' is an inspiring new Second Life exhibition showcasing some of the Metaverse's most talented 3D immersive artists.
Path by Sullivans creek.
10yo expired Kodacolor 100, 50yo Agfa Isomat Rapid 24x24mm camera with "guess" focus and "hope" autoexposure.
These are wooden planks craved with buddhism teachings. Located on a steep hill, these teaching teaches the purpose of life. Very interesting ... (the path is very, very steep with uneven ground).
Path within Stretford Meadows(Turn Moss). First day out with any sort of DSLR camera, my first being the Nikon D3100
The pathway once you walk out of my apartment, leading to my car. See another perspective I shot a while back here
Gravestones lined by the path in the cemetery. Ive often wondered since i was a child (i used to live right next door to this cemetery) if they are buried in the grass behind or under the path itself. The stones continue on both sides of the path for around 300 yards.