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Is to let go of what holds you
What keeps you in place
Losing yourself in your senses
Amongst nature's nurturing grace
Taken a few years ago with "the grenade," the Zenit Helios 40-2 85mm f/1.5, one of my favorite vintage lens.
Further up last Mondays wintry Wharfedale wander.Check out my little WalkAbout Blog which I've added to my website.
Milky way window of opportunity coming up. The moonlight fades behind the ridge with one last kiss on the hills before disappearing altogether. © 2016 All Rights Reserved
The definition of Wander is to walk around slowly in a relaxed way or without any clear purpose or direction. That sort of sums up my life!
Faber Castell 1.4mm mechanical pencil
Pilot G-TEC-C4 black pen
Seagate A4 sketch book
“She always had that about her, that look of otherness, of eyes that see things much too far, and of thoughts that wander off the edge of the world.”
― Joanne Harris
While walking around the North Clear Creek Falls Overlook area in Rio Grande National Forest with a view looking to the southeast to nearby bluffs and mountain peaks of the San Juan Mountains.
All from one event, the left branch wandered off some distance before finding ground. This shows some of the unpredictable, and dangerous, nature of lightning, which can travel many miles before finding ground (or me).
Lightning, 2013.07.22, 3269
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I thought about waiting until someone wandered into the scene so I could provide some scale to the vast landscape but then figured it might be a while. Not a lot of folks wandering around out there.
Taken at the underwater video shoot in the Amersfoort swimming pool for the Wander Project we are working on with Zesbaans.
More info at www.zesbaans.nl
The wander track light walking route is the highlight of the Dordrecht December Days. Can be admired daily from 5 pm to 10 pm in the historic city center from December 9 to January 8 (with the exception of December 25 and 31). Take a journey through time at twelve locations with beautiful light projections that tell stories from the Canon of Dordrecht. On the flyer of the Dordtse December Days (available at VVV Dordrecht, winter squares and various catering establishments, among others) you can puzzle along during the wander track and you have a chance to win a nice prize. Puzzle unraveled? Enter your answer here. Those who visit the city center in the evening will find themselves in a fairytale setting. A route with light art takes you along special locations during Dwaalspoor. Breathtaking animations and light projections provide a magical journey through time from the Hof of Holland, to the Big church.
A wander around Padley Gorge before the masses gather.
Some nice light and the colours getting ready to go.
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One of my favourite photos, from one of my favourite places in the most remote corner of British Columbia
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Later in the afternoon, we wandered further down the street and met this young couple. They too were somewhat shy, but they graciously allowed my friends and I to take a number of photos of them ...
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In August 2015, I had the great pleasure of taking a week-long photography workshop in Rockport, Maine under the tutelage of Peter Turnley. Its main theme was street photography, and we made several visits to working-class neighborhoods in several Maine towns where (unbeknownst to me) there are large populations of working-class immigrants from Somalia, Sierra Leone, and various other countries around the world.
Most of our “field” exercises were carried out in pairs, threesomes, or foursomes; and in many cases, we were lucky enough to follow along behind Peter Turnley and watch his amazing style and techniques. The photos in this set were taken on such a field-exercise, in a working-class neighborhood of Portland, Maine.