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One section is pretty much finished on this. I thought I'd zip right through it when I first started this but my mental stamina isn't what it should be because of current life events. I am pleased that I keep going back to it when I can and continuing, even if it's just for 10 minutes.
Last night after I shared the photo of it, I went back to it for a bit and again this morning. I am not sure I'm finished for the day but the batteries I have for my camera are shot so I will take more pics when I can get more.
Pathways through out lives borne out through lines in a hand.
I've never been a believer in reading palms and the lines therein, but it does make an interesting subject for some black and white work.
For more check out day 9 in my 365 Day Challenge section
A program started by the Executive Committee of the Alumni Association, Pathways invites alumni to return to campus to speak with students (Class of 2015) about their paths since Deerfield.
A program started by the Executive Committee of the Alumni Association, Pathways invites alumni to return to campus to speak with students (Class of 2015) about their paths since Deerfield.
Vertical version of blurry forest pathway.
Shot with Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar 58mm f/2.
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Not far after the bridge, the flood waters remain on the pathway in parts, while the rest is very muddy indeed...
Taken near Olympic Park Station.
One of the few things that seems to be close to winter during this winter.
At the same times, the pictures feels a little more like autumn.
I guess it’s down to the type of trees.
I do like that the area mostly seems empty.
Snow tracks
Part of my College assignment now called Tracks and Pathways. Any comments gratefully received.
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This pathway was in the Old Port area but there were no businesses along here. There were benches that were being used for reading. There was only one that had a person sleeping on it. I saw far fewer people in Montreal on cell phones than I do in the US.