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Pentax Spotmatic SPII
Carl Zeiss Jenna T* 50mm ƒ/2.8 M42 Prime
Polypan F 50 ISO Rated at 200ISO
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A short trail leading from the Rushy Common Car Park to the Bird Hide, which overlooks the Lake's islands.
On the path of life there is only one thing that is 100% sure. That on this path we are headed for the unknown. On one side it might seem dark and the other may seem bright, but the regardless of what lies ahead, it should forever be perceived as shining.
Or another perspective:
Light represents spirituality. Darkness represents corporeality. While they are opposites, people need to integrate them. According to Chasidic teachings the task of human beings in this world is to recognize that the world is like a forest. Essentially dark, with rays of light. And to make the light the focus of the world while progressing towards a place that is full of light.
Aperture: f/5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/500
Description: This is a path that splits leading in two different directions around the lake. This photograph was taken at Pine Knob Nature Preserve.
A nice smooth path took me back to the waterside. However, suddenly it ended and I had to continue my way through a sand path, something my city bike isn't made for... ;)
Orangery Path at Hampton Mansion in Maryland. I took this photo on a school field trip, and this quote has gotten me through a lot.
this is a picture of a path on the side of the water way i used a shutter speed of 1/40 and my aptiure was set to F22. I love the shadows and different shades of the wood. I used a wide apiture to show the leancth depth of the bridge.
This path, barely visible, was a street according to Google Maps. I was sweating by the time I managed to clear this path, without a machete.
There was a path leading through the trees that reminded me of an over-ground rabbit burrow, but for humans.
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Dusk hits as lanterns light up to illuminate the garden path.