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A woodland path on the Clywedog Trail, Bersham, Wrexham. Taken during a walk on a sunny Sunday in May. The air was fresh with the strong smell of Wild Garlic and their white flowers can be seen either side of the path.
The ups and downs of the coast path between Whitenothe and Lulworth Cove. If you don't fancy it take a left turn at the fencepost in the foreground, the path goes back to Daggers Gate.
The woods near my house in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
Canon T2i/550d
Canon 16-35 mm L
HDR tone-mapping in Photomatix
HDR created from three exposures +/-2
Finishing in Adobe Lightroom
A. This was taken at Island Beach State Park. On this day it wasn't particularly cold as it was windy. In this photo it shows a group of ameture photographers capturing the breathtaking views.
B. The main Element of Design here is "value", as you can see there are many difference between the lightness of the sky and the water and the darkness of the wooded area. "Line" is also an element as the path lore's you to the end.
C. At a shutter speed of 1/100th there was enough time for the camera to capture the waves moving in the back ground .With an f/4.6 I was able to capture the little detail in the wood boarding, in the wooded areas and in the water in the distance.
Three of the four National Historical Parks I've seen have been tiny, and Hopewell Culture fits that description. It's spread out in several locations around Chillicothe, with the Mound City unit being the main destination. It's the size of a large Wal-Mart parking lot, so there's not much room for a lot of woodsy paths. Just this little 50-yard stretch along the Scioto River.
Life is not always straight forward. However, there are those rare times when clear paths have presented themselves right in front for you, despite the facade of it being hazardous.
This composition reminds me of one of those rare times....Hope you enjoy it :)
A path through the old town of Villajoyosa, there are lots of little walk ways like this, and are all very clean and bright and colourful.
"I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I,
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference."
(Robert Frost)
Layers of pine needles cushion your every step. Leave the hustle and bustle of Long Island behind just by taking a few steps into this wonderful place.
Lime tree path near Ehrenfriedhof (war graveyard) Bad Oldesloe, district of Stormarn, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
September 2012