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view of the steps out of the cellars at Pontefract castle.Taken on the small dungeon tour they run at the castle in the undergound cellars theres still engravings of soldiers names inprisoned during the civil war at the bottom!.
Little Steps
'Roid Week Spring 2025 | Day 5 - Post 2
Fujifilm Instax mini EVO + Fujifilm Instax Mini Black Instant Film
Settings: FILM No. 2 Vivid + LENS No. 8 Mirror
This time around I wanted to explore *color* using the mirror lens filter, but instead of objects I opted for color paper arrangements as subjects. This is Post-It page markers.
You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, "I lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along." . . . You must do the thing you think you cannot do - Eleanor_Roosevelt
"Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass". or, DUMBO, as the New Yorkers call it, taken on a bitterly cold day in February this year. A fabulous viepoint looking over the Hudson into Manhattan.
In my own mind I have no doubt that we would have summited if we continued. The weather at that point was as good as we could have expected albeit a little breezy and cool. With the forecast for bad weather and strong winds 'later in the day' whatever that really means, would we make it out?
The descent was more the issue for me than the ascent. None of us had been here before and looking down on the ridge that we were to descend was, to be quite honest, pretty daunting. Is this the sort of descent that we would risk doing in bad weather? No thanks.
The ropes attached and packs lifted we took our first steps away from the summit. I felt a certain emptiness. So here we were, the three of us, heading down a steep ridge toward a sea of cloud waiting below.
The ridge though was a pretty exciting view. I couldn't believe that was our path out. Ion was off without a hint of hesitation. This was his element. The Romanian cowboy seemed well at home on this rock and snow ridge and with confidence started the descent. I was nervous but still excited at the route. The drop on either side of this ridge was...well, check out the photo!
Another shot from Friday, this time from on the beach itself. I chose to present this one in monochrome as the black and white conversion really brought out the details in the clouds and reflections.
A slipway down to the sea, Taken on film ten years ago and processed in PS5.
Canon A-1, Tamron 70-210 f3.5 via an adapter, Ilford FP4 film, Ilford ID11 developer, then scanned for CS5.
Every step at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco is a journey through time, connecting past and present. Housed in a historic Beaux-Arts building that once served as the city’s Main Library, the museum now stands as a gateway to the rich and diverse artistic traditions of Asia. From ancient sculptures to contemporary masterpieces, these halls echo the stories of civilizations, cultures, and creativity that have shaped the world for centuries. As you ascend these stairs, you walk in the footsteps of history, discovering the beauty and depth of Asian heritage, preserved and celebrated in the heart of San Francisco.
Very occasionally you find yourself in the right place at the right time with the camera. I was traveling back from a family day out and noticed the fog rolling in off the sea by Bedruthan Steps on the North Cornwall Coast. I parked the car in the National Trust car park and legged it towards the cliff edge. There was some wonderful light just as the sun dipped behind the fog - but it only lasted for a few minutes.