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The area is a paradise for hikers, offering a variety of trails for different skill levels and interests. One of the most popular hiking trails in Landmannalaugar is the Laugavegur Trail. This 55-kilometer trail takes hikers through some of the most breathtaking scenery in Iceland, from Landmannalaugar to Þórsmörk. The trail offers a diverse range of landscapes, including colorful mountains, vast lava fields, glacial rivers, and even the possibility of encountering snowfields and glaciers. The trail typically takes around four to six days to complete, with huts and campsites available for overnight stays.
Another popular hiking option is the shorter and less challenging hike to Mount Bláhnjúkur. This 3-4 hour hike takes you to the top of a volcanic mountain, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. The trail is marked by colorful markers, making it easy to follow, and the reward at the top is truly worth the effort.
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Sometimes I get these great ideas, or what I think they are great ideas anyway. The plan was to come up to this part of the Shasta wilderness and connect with a specific lake, hopefully to get some cool reflections and views of Shasta in the snow! Well as some of you might know that spend time in the snow... what happens to lakes when it's cold and snowy outside is that they freeze over, and get covered with snow. Sometimes this is interesting, but in this case, the lakes just looked like vast flat expanses of snow. However, climbing up high, we were able to get above a fog layer hanging over the city that night, and the milky way stretched over the city of Shasta horizontally illuminated well because the light pollution from the city was masked by the fog layer. I took two exposures, one long to smooth out the fog, and capture the foreground details, and another short to capture the sharp stars. During the process I realized that letting the star trails bleed through a little bit made for a more interesting photograph.
Looks that way 😀
These are railway tracks in the Pondicherry reservation - hopefully not used often by trains - because they're also used as a trail
While I was in Central Australia recently, I thought I would have a go at star trails. It is not often that you have wonderful views of the stars, you can leave you camera unattended for long periods and not have to worry about dew getting on the lens or someone taking your camera. I took the easy approach and took a single long exposure rather than multiple exposures.
My first attempt was a complete failure. I had high ISO noise reduction switched on and I thought my camera was malfunctioning when the camera kept processing for minutes and minutes. This is one of the next attempts. It was for only about 10 1/2 minutes so the trails are very short.
The trees are desert oaks, Allocasuarina decaisneana
f/4 635 sec ISO 80 16mm Pentax 16-50mm f/2.8 Pentax K-5
Trail leading from the wooded forest of Cheonseong-san (천성산) to the open summit. Mountain range located in Yangsan, South Korea.
We had a lot of fun exploring Mist Valley yesterday for the early bird TNC Trails n' Tails event. There is so much to see and do, so many beautiful photogenic spots.
Our four legged friends were all on their best behaviour. There are a lot of critters around the valley and thankfully my wolf didn't eat any of them :)
Thankyou to everyone who came along, hope to see you all again next month!
Mist Valley ~ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Mist%20Valley/92/161/31
Star Trails over Messaria in the island of Andros, Greece. Lights from nearby Vilagges do not help but ...
On my way home from work I stopped my car near the street and tried shooting light trails for the first time because I had my cam with me by chance. I am satisfied with the result. Especially because it was the first photo of this kind for me.
An easy trail climbs out of Goodenough Canyon through a grove of mountain maples in southeastern Idaho.
The Apache Trail to Canyon Lake, was my chosen annual birthday ride. I wanted an epic ride to mark the special occasion.
I still have a ton of shots I haven't posted from my trip to the Grayson Highlands, much of that was spent in fog. I always like to get a trail shot of that and the rhododendron. Normally in such easy light one exposure will suffice, but here I used 3 for more contrast of the shadows, highlights and fog. This is the blue-blazed Wilburn Ridge Trail that splits off the Appalachian Trail and then rejoins after a mile over some rocky pinnacles.