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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.
17-09-2023
STAGE 9: REDONDELA - PONTEVEDRA: 23,2 km.
(600)
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This is one of several preliminary photos I have taken for my R6 challenge in the group GetPushed ( www.flickr.com/groups/1681475@N24/pool/with/6038489387/ ) . My Challenge this week for get Pushed was set by Tom Brown (http://www.flickr.com/photos/t_e_brown/. )
My push challenge this week was to do something black and white, no color. To say that this particular genre is different for me would be an understatement. I have looked at some B&W processing, but it seems I always have a preference for the color. Maybe this is because I grew up watching B&W TV in Central America - who knows? Anyhow, great challenge for me.
NOTE: I am trying several approaches to this challenge, and trying to settle with something worthy.
This particular photo was taken during the early evening and is at a local park shelter that will be the place my daughter gets married later this October. This is the gravel path from the parking lot to the shelter, and features the use of an infra-red filter.
My camera has a setting for "monochrome", so I tentatively set it to that and plunged right in. Imagine my surprise when I uploaded RAW and saw all the images were in color! So I had to re-monochrome them in post-processing, where the choice of filters to convert to B&W are daunting and intimidating. Something I will have to study up more about and play around with.
Anyhow… more to come.
Made with Canon NEW F-1 Camera and and Canon FD 35 F2 S.S.C. II on ILFORD HP5 plus 400 .
My first B/W film developed by my self.
Scanned with Reflecta ChrystalScan7200 by Vuescan
A trip to search for bluebells was a bit of a dissapointment in this wood at Glandford, close to Holt in Norfolk, UK. But the paths were tranquil.
Taken at Snowshill Manor, Gloucestershire.
A beautiful path leading down between the many Courts that make up the gardens. On either side of the path was an abundance of flowers and herbs.
The DNA cycle path goes from Adenbrooke's Hospital to Great Shelford. The stripes represent the BRCA2 genome. The path was opened by Sir John Sulston, who worked to decode the human genome. This bit runs down the side of the railway line.
Path under the Bristol Road South from Austin Park, Longbridge.
Since the park was developed, this is the first time that I have been able to go under the bridge, as in the past it's always been sealed off.
There is series of artworks under the bridge by Stuart Whipps called Longbridge Colours (2015).
Path for walkers and cyclists.
It leads to an open gate on Bristol Road South, that used to be locked for years when it was former railway land.
River Rea under the Bristol Road South bridge.