Path

We all cross paths! Highschool is a pain in the ass, but imagein the real world. We all will cross paths sooner or later. We all go looking for something that may not even be their. We all try to find reasons for things that happen. But what if the bestthings aren’t seen . Things happen for a reason but those reason are hidden till we open our eyes and realize. But whild your on your scavenger hunt to find things you want, have you even thought of the people you you have barely said 2 words too? Walmart. You’re their and there are a good 100 other people there. Those are 100 people you may never see again in your life, and your one opportunity to meet then and be nice and say hi you ignore them.

Deer on the Prairie Path in Warrenville.

In between photos of the volcano and other landscape shots from the Big Island, here's a shot from today... a simple scene

This is a special place - Corbenic Poetry Path, at Trochry, near Dunkeld in Perthshire. It is a 3k trail with sculptures and poems scattered along the way.

The path from the lake to the hamlet. English Lake District.

The round as always... but which is always different. The seasons change, we change..

gedosato (44 megapixel | durante postprocessing | smaa), ue-commands

I was walking through woods that hot sunny day and deep shades were making air a little bit cooler. That was when I came up onto this scene where some sunlight broke through dense foliage and spotlighted the tall grass growing on the side of the wood path. The grass was burning in gold light within wood darkness.

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Washington Park Arboretum, Seattle.

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My own textures.

An HDR photo of the railway walk in the sunshine.

A wooden path in Strömberg park, Helsinki.

Canon EOS R6 with Laowa 45mm f0.95

Siem Reap, Cambodia

[Canon EOS 300 + Tokina AT-X 17mm f3.5 | Film: Kentmere 400]

Muddy Path

Foot anarchists have beaten a path to the car park

I think I can see light at the end of the tunnel!!! Kevin, I worked on the tree reflections, added the blue on the left. The trees may not be blended enough yet, but from a distance it looks pretty good. What do you think? I put down some leaves, and will be adding some more. I am not through with the path yet. I added some warmness to the grass with orange. I want to do more highlights and shadows on the foreground grass and path. Right now, I am doing the fun stuff - detailing. That is when it become play. Also, I have to put in the little puppy and kitty somewhere. Have any ideas on that? The cat is mostly white with a couple of black spots and the puppy is a little black Lhasa Apso. I want them to be subtle, not a main feature

Des Moines Art Center

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New undercrossing of Division Street under construction.