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Tinompok, Ranau.
Sunset hunting but i couldn't find a nice FG (with flowers, i love sunset with flower :D), so i end up waiting for the twilight and shoot light trails instead.
Part of the Longdendale Trail, next to the dam of the Woodhead Reservoir. This was once part of a railway line that ran from Sheffield to Manchester. The railway, east of Hadfield, closed in 1981 and is now a popular trail for walkers and cyclists.
October 15, 2015
"We do not see nature with our eyes, but with our understandings and our hearts." - William Hazlitt
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After work yesterday, I went out with Dawn and her little one and found myself getting home a bit later than usual and didn't have much time for anything other than the "must get done" things so I wasn't able to post my photo.
That's okay though, Dawn and I hadn't hung out in months and it was great to get out of the house for a little bit of shopping, a couple meltdowns (Dawn's little girl) and a nice meal.
Hope everyone had a great Thursday and is having a good Friday so far!
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Now that we are staying even closer to home for our hiking, we have taken on the goal of completing the Sydenham section of the Bruce Trail. Much of it runs right through our city limits or just outside. We have hiked many parts of it over the years. By doing our best to go from end to end and not missing a single section, we have discovered little treasures along the way that are new to us. I love that a lot of the trail is rugged and untamed.
We have a trail book with maps that are out of date in some spots due to some land acquisitions by the Bruce Trail Conservancy. That means parts of the trail that were along a road are now in the woods or fields. But we also use the phone app which is more accurate and it also warns of temporary closures which have happened due to COVID. Tons of people have come up from the bigger cities to walk these trails and they have often overwhelmed parking lots or left too much garbage! We also had to be careful of hunting season. However, on this day all was perfect, including the weather.
When the maps or apps don't work, we have the white blazes to show us the way. It can be like a scavenger hunt at times to find the next blaze. But that is half the fun. You never know what is around the next bend! BTW, we have officially hiked half of the 120 km!
I walk along the trail of dreams immersed in mist and thought, and shake off the chill of reality where nothing is as it seems… A contrary way of thought, in this 21st century, that easies my weary soul: like avoiding the news.
The start of the Highline Trail from Logan's Pass, in Glacier National Park.
I only walked about a mile on this trail because we were limited on time, but WOW...it's on my bucket list and I can't wait to go back and hike the whole thing!
The road below the trail is Going to the Sun Road, which is the most amazing road I've ever been on. The views are constant, and just incredible.
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Stuttering star trail. It was looking to be clear on Saturday night so decide to try get a astro shot with my little olympus with its livecomp mode, which stacks the photos in camera. It's a popular place for dog walkers but nobody will be there this time of night it's pitch black. WRONG! Eventually I get the composition I wanted and along came the visiting Exmoor ponies to see what this idiot is doing on the hill, on this cold night. So I start again and along comes the first dog walker, no light but his monster dog nearly knocks over my tripod. And I bet he left a monster poo on the hill. I start again and back come the ponies, I ignore them, I'll brush them out in post. Then an aeroplane across my trail. Start again. Now the fun and games, another couple of dog walkers with torches, flashing collars on the dogs and flashing go and fetch balls. Nearly about to give up, but I take a clean image of the foreground before the neon dog walkers make the return trip and then go for it. The last attempt I get 40 shots, with ponies walking about the foreground and then I pack in, my feet were freezing. Said bye bye to the ponies who I was getting rather attached to. Anyway I've stacked what I got together in PS for your enjoyment. Every photo tells a story.
The City of Toronto employees have kept a clean trail for walking or cycling in a better condition than the street's sidewalks.
My granddaughter chose this one.
Best seen large. Happy weekend!
This is a different photo than I expected today, but snow in April wins over what I had planned. ALSO, a photo of a stranger?? This was a quiet goal for myself, and he certainly made it easier by approaching me for a photo. But still, I count this as a "riders among us" win. Lucky me, I live right near this trail. So, I was down there with camera in hand! (I'm so glad he was riding an orange bike for the pop of color.)
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Just how many trails can you get in a single exposure, he we have Light Trails from Car, Aircraft and indeed Stars....If you havn't already guess this one is not entirely honest but I've done more for a bit of fun but one day I will find a location that will allow me to do this for real :D
Tried to catch the sunrise this morning, but the front that came though last night decided to hang on a few more hours. Complete fog cover. But, I was able to catch the fog over appalachian trail at a water detour spot. Taken on Unaka Mountain. The forest service road is on the right.
This 4.5 kilometre Trail in Fundy National Park offers a stunning lookout over the cold waters of the Bay of Fundy and a return path to the trailhead through a mixed forest.
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One of the trails in the Black Balsam area.
A side trail from the parking lot winds along the side of the hill, providing some nice shade. I also hiked the trail up to Black Balsam Knob, which had great views but too bright for photos in late morning.
For this shot I had the full moon behind me. I was amazed how well lit the foreground is by using the moon light.
I posted Star Trails I last week.
Thanks for looking!
On New Years Day we placed Jim's "Christmas" trail cam in a spot along the river bank where I had seen beaver. No beaver...but we captured a racoon, some swans, and some fox...both day and night. This is gonna be fun:)
Light trails on The Boulevard, Swansea. The following day I bought a High Viz waistcoat for After Dark photography due to the number of cyclists whizzing past from behind on the pavement........