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The Shoshone Basin is Yellowstone's largest backcountry geyser basin. It's about a nine mile hike by the shortest route; about twelve miles the way I went.
Sun lighting up the ned of the shaded trail. Strange effect, looks like lens flare I think. Taken with my Sony Xperia 5 ii on pro mode. Exposure compensation set to -1 to enhance the shadows.
A break from the traffic on the way home from work to take pictures of the traffic!!!
Messing around with tone mapping in Photomatrix and it looks a damn site better that it did out of camera!! Day 8 down.
It was blowing a gale up there... can you tell from the trails?!
6 min exposure looking over Glenmalure Valley, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Yellow glow on horizon is from setting sun, I was facing West.
the power of feet amazing how the trails form over the years. horses often use this trail which does not help with soil errosion.
Interestingly enough yesterday, when I arrived at the lake there was this trail of bread which stopped at the bench you see in front of it. This bread was moldy. So far none of the wildlife had any interest in it. Food waste - sometimes planning for meals can be challenging. These don't look like rolls that came from a source I'm familiar with. They were still there the next day.
These are but a few of the rock formations of the Hidden Valley Trail area of the Joshua Tree National Park.
This was standing in the parking lot before we even started the trail.
Wonderful walks along the seashore and wherever your heart desires. The Spirit Trail is a continuation of the wonderful park and seashore areas in our neighbourhood.
We have a water container on a stump in our yard for the birds. I've been noticing evidence of animal tracks around it every morning, so I moved my trail cam to the nearest tree and captured this young Buck with velvet sipping water last night.
Star Trail at holy land
Uncanningly, in this image, I had unfold the unseen to be seen, simplify some common as uncommon. Relocating my creativeness a week ago with beautiful cloudless night embark at Kong Meng San Monastery.
Un-doubtly, our hyper-eye misses so much truth due to over-exhausted-mind keeping momentum pacing the cooperate ladder which eventually tearing apart one's negligence appreciating true beauty from all common ground.
With all effort, we self-create illusion with tons of dream pursuing after what we wish n what we had miss.....our final destination refuse to clam down unlike a new born who one-heartedly, with no complication n confusion state inherit true beauty connection with our Mother Nature .
So far, the universal did not forsake us. but we had somehow forget the universe.
What have we done? Did we achieve what we really desire .
Once more, may you find meaning n peace visioning my photostream and justify beauty for your loss conscious. Recognize us. appreciate what we contribute here at flickr.
Trail Ridge Road provides spectacular view of the majestic scenery of Rocky Mountain National Park. It is the highest continuous motorway in the United States, with more than eight miles lying above 11,000' and a maximum elevation of 12,183'. The name "Trail Ridge Road" derives from it proximity to historic pathways used by native peoples to cross the Rocky Mountains.
Happy Father's Day to all the Dad's out there. Have a good one.
Light trails and streaks.
Street lighting in Sheffield City centre creating an abstract pattern of colour.
Forest trail from Killarney National Park (Ireland).
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Lost in this trail.... mesmerized with its beauty ..it's like a fantasy...inviting me in..
but reality struck...and it dragged me away..
Seen on the Pulpit Rock and Pinnacle Loop Trail, part of the Appalachian Trail in Berks County, Pennsylvania.
The wife and I took a hike along the wonderful Skerwink Trail in Newfoundland. Among the many elements, you can spy the lone hiker on top of the hill next to the tree.
Thanks for looking!
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