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I don't normally do the "before and after" thing, but just for a change I decided to offer a glimpse of the original... so here you go...
A pathway / small road going to a friend's farm near Tacla Taid
museum near Niwbwrch, Anglesy.
Walk back in time and see over 100 classic cars and vehicles from the 1920s onwards.
Walk back in time and see over 100 classic cars and vehicles from the 1920s onwards. Set in a replica of a 1940s cobbled village street, you can view an assortment of vehicles including motorbikes, cars, vans, military and agricultural vehicles some of which have even been used in films and TV programs, such as ITV's "A Great Welsh Adventure" with Griff Rhys Jones.
We have a Cafe on site, (Cafe Nain), featuring local produce. a play area with outside seating and panoramic views of Snowdonia.
Forever on Thanksgiving Day
the heart will find the pathway home.
... Wilbur D. Nesbit
Those of you who have been with me for quite awhile know there were some tough times, but I'm very happy to say I celebrated making it 5 years after all the yucky treatments and that's what they call cancer free... yay! Thanks to all of you for your friendship and support - I truly have so much to be grateful for! ♥︎
The pathway to the Castle.
It is a Medieval Castle and built in 1283.
It is recognised around the World as one of the
greatest buildings of the Middle Ages.
It is on the bank's of the River Seiont.
Where the desert wind carves history into stone. The White Canyon of Egypt offers a blindingly beautiful contrast of pristine white sands against rugged, sun-baked cliffs. This hidden geological wonder is a must-add to your Sinai hiking itinerary.
A stunning natural sandstone formation located in the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt. Nestled between Nuweiba and Dahab, this narrow desert gorge is celebrated for its towering, wind-eroded limestone walls and bright, sandy paths. It serves as a prime destination for hiking and desert safaris.
These towering, wind-sculpted sandstone walls feels like stepping onto an entirely different planet.
The central sandy pathway acts as a powerful leading line, drawing the viewer's eye from the bottom of the frame deep into the background.
The composition utilizes a natural "V-shape" framed by the canyon walls. While not perfectly symmetrical, the opposing rock faces balance each other well.
The inclusion of small desert shrubs in the foreground provides a subtle sense of scale, hinting at the massive height of the cliffs.
The image was captured under direct, intense sunlight, creating deep, dark shadows on the left canyon wall and brightly lit surfaces on the right.
The dynamic range is pushed to its limits. The extreme contrast between the shaded crevices and the sun-bleached sand creates a very graphic, high-impact look.
The image relies heavily on a classic warm-versus-cool color contrast. The rich, terracotta oranges and sandy beiges of the rocks vividly contrast against the vibrant cerulean blue sky.
The photograph successfully captures the raw, rugged essence of a desert canyon. It uses a strong perspective that makes the viewer feel as though they are standing right at the entrance of the trail.
The trail requires some scrambling, so sturdy, enclosed footwear with good traction is essential.
This was one of those shots where I thought - yes its coming together with taking photos. It was a misty morning, big surf and a nice sunrise over at Norah head with the light from the lighthouse still going.
I can't wait to get my film scanner to scan this one
The only thing I think that's a bit uneven is the 50:50 ration between the sky and foreground, and may benefit from some cropping
Water meanders through a lovely array of boulders at Diana's Falls in New Hampshire's White Mountains
The walk to my favourite beach to capture yet another sunset! Hope you won't be bored with the sunset shots !
Kilminorth Wood is a nature reserve that runs along the West Looe River valley, close to the town of Looe in S.E. Cornwall. Classified as ancient woodland, it has been described as 'the Lungs of Looe'.
The wood is mostly oak trees, but there are also sycamore, rowan, holly and other varieties. The woods are a haven for wildlife including deer, foxes and badgers as well as a wide range of birds and insects.
Garden and pathway at Mount Tomah botanical gardens, along the Bell's Line Of Road, near Bilpin, in the Blue Mountains.
Artistic framing of a distinct natural pathway through crystal-clear turquoise water connecting several reefs.
The surface of the water shows gentle ripples and reflections indicating sunlight illuminating the scene.
The overall impression is one of a pristine and inviting tropical seascape.
Either physical or conceptual, a pathway is a route that can be followed to reach a destination or achieve a specific result.
Lower ISO settings, like 64, allows for more detail to be captured in both the bright and dark parts of a scene, leading to a wider range of tones in the final image. Best used in bright outdoor settings.
Shot from Ras Nasrani, Sharm El Sheikh, one of the best snorkeling and dive sites in the world where the waters are known for their extraordinary clarity, offering visibility beyond 30 meters below.