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Stretch of coastline located near St Eval, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, and in the ownership of the National Trust. For more photos visit my website: Joop Snijder Photography
The long trudge up these steps gets you from Morley Low Railway Station up to the Miners Arms.
for some older pictures
a wise man once said: "Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step." martin luther king jr. is legit enough, right?
millennium park is all about face. protruding out of chicago, illinois and dangling it boldly into lake michigan, the city takes pride of the park. machismo and taxpayer money at its best. tourists and residents flock here. the most popular displays are the two water structures that have videos of faces projected upon them. they blink, hide small smiles, one wrinkles his nose to shake out a sneeze-- but every ten minutes, the faces pucker and a stream of water shoots from their mouths. the kids go nuts and cavort like nonsense.
i watched this boy ready himself for a backflip-- blast off! he ate massive pavement. a little girl with cornrows stopped mid-skip to quip out a precocious "damn, son!" but before i could reach him, he was squatting back down for another try.
today i'm tired of saving face. i'll be honest: i'm scared. but there's no room in my heart for fear. i'm ready to take off, flip over, go higher, get deeper. its an adventure guaranteed to get your head shaken, mouth in the pavement. but it's all about first steps.
2009. millennium park. chicago, illinois.
Giant Steps / Innocent Bystander Winery
336 Maroondah Highway, Healesville 3777
(03) 5962 6111
Modern regional
Reviews:
- Seeking sanctuary, by Mark Hawthorne, Travel, The Age, November 17, 2007
- Weigh up your options, by Michael Harden, Food and Wine, Travel - The Age, September 16, 2006
- Vintage valley comes of age, by Winsor Dobbin, Travel, The Age November 4, 2007
- Good food, good wine, by Jane Faulkner, Travel, The Age November 3, 2007
- Healesville Harvest Food & Wine - Mietta's
- Giant Steps/Innocent Bystander - Mietta's
Healesville Harvest photos:
- Beef Koftas with yoghurt sauce
- Salami, goats cheese, grilled eggplant and pesto baguette
- decor
Kitchen & Butcher photos:
- Aragon Gran Reserva Spanish Jamon
Giant Steps / Innocent Bystander Winery photos:
- Caffe Lungo / Long Black coffee
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele
- Lemon Tarts, Strawberry and Vanilla Custard Tarts
- Kids paintings in toilet area
- Coffee Roasting and Bakery Area
- Area
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan
Thurs. the 21st out for Morning Walkabout. Just a few clicks in North Park Blocks. Then the rain came.
It was a foggy November morning here in Oregon City. I really had no preconceived ideas as to what I would photograph, I just knew it would involve fog. I kinda thought I might head up to the bluff above our home, that has an old pioneer cemetery at the very rear of a protected woodland, that can be kind of cool on a foggy morning. The easiest way to get up there on foot is to climb this old concrete staircase of over 150 steps.. A staircase I have on many occasions prior to this referred to as the "Stairway to Heaven", because of the beautiful Natural woodland it leads to above. This woodland is what I think Eden would look like. But, on this day, these Heavenly Steps would appear Heavenly because the Good-Lord wanted them too. Not because they lead to a beautiful slice of Heaven above, but because of the natural beauty that make up this beautiful set of stairs. Needless to say, I did not make it past the stairs. I clicked off several shots at the base. I clicked off a few more at mid span, and immediately went home to process...
Dedicated to my Daughter, Brittany
This is the sixth image from my research project on long exposure, this was done in the studio at the same time as the first image, this shoot was the last one for the assignment and by the stage I had very clear plans what I was going for, this image and one like it later on were shot for the double page spread in the landscape orientated book I also produced for the series, like I have said before you never know quite what you will get but if you have a vision then you can build on it.
After dinner, Mike and I decided to take a nighttime stroll through Rome's historic center. Following a stop at the legendary Trevi Fountain, we headed to the famed Spanish Steps (Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti) at Piazza di Spagna. But when we arrived, we discovered the steps were blocked off by a plexiglass fence that barred access. So disappointing! But we still snapped a few quick photos to commemorate our visit. I tried to take an iPhone pic over the top of the fence, but I wasn't tall enough to get the top of the Trinità dei Monti towers in the frame...
1/8/25 Visitors walking up steps at Pebble Beach in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Nikon Zf. Nikkor Z 40mm 1:2.
These steps went up a hillock....along a path...and down the other side!
Brookmill Park beside the river Ravensbourne, Lewisham.
Log steps at Woodfield Farm Fisheries in Basildon, Essex
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