A stair path shone by the early spring sunlight. Taken on a walk.

The snaking Woodland path that runs the length of the Rotten Calder River at Calderglen Country Park in East Kilbride, Scotland.

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© Jamie Mitchell

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Lake Ming

Bakersfield, CA - USA

New year, new adventures. May your journey be as exciting and fulfilling as you can handle, and then some.

The little bending path between the trees that's normally a thoroughfare for students on their way up to the University. This morning the low sun was glowing through the trees and lighting the autumn leaf litter.

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Peacock feasting happily on Blackthorn Blossom

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In EXPLORE on May 1st 2017. ( Best position: 156 )

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Leica M7, Voigtländer Nokton Classic 1.4/40 MC VM, ADOX Scala 50 (neg), V850, VueScan 9, Affinty Photo 2

Shooting session notes:

Theme: paths

Weather: Overcast Sky

Light: 8 to 10 EV @ 50 ISO

Exposure: 1/30s to 1/60s, mostly 1/45s; f/2 to f/4

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C|M|nT | 2-11 LI | RESIZING CHANGE THE LI

INTERACTIVE CANDLE FLAME | PATH BUILDING KIT (6 SHAPES + 1 HEART + SINGLE CANDLE | CANDLE ONLY OPTION

PROJECTED LIGHT | 3 LIGHTMODES | FULL MATERIAL | MIX'N'MATCH | 3 COLOR STYLES ON 5 SEGMENTS

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“Les pieds sur le sable, la tête aux nues, voilà l'étirement maximal de l'homme rêveur.”

Roland Delisle

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Saint-Augustin, Québec - juin 2021.

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with Lonscale Fell beyond. Kind of know that this picture is wrong, that is, not good landscape photography on many levels. Still quite fond of it though.

Summer path

Salter Path, NC

Looking down the path of green

Rays of light, they are seen

Guiding you along the way

Until you find a better day

Where sweet love, it does wait

Held in the hand of your fate

Past the rays of light, now seen

Beyond the path, under the green

The path along this part is very stony, there's a good reason, the ground here can be very boggy..

I couldn't resist the purples 'n pinks... Made the scene look somewhat magical ;)

Kyoto, Japan

let me take down to where i,m going to .....fairy land...a real capture ..but i added a magic touch

Una passeggiata nei boschi ai piedi della Marzola meridionale quando una leggera nevicata ha imbiacato il paesaggio circostante.

A walk in the woods at the foot of the southern Marzola when a light snowfall has covered the surrounding landscape.

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Encore une très belle lumière ce soir. Couvert sur les montagnes avec des couloirs dégagés le long des vallées, où les nuages ont été balayés par la Tramontane. Y'a pas à dire, il y a vraiment une lumière très photogénique dans ce coin !

The great thing about Flickr is the inspiration you get from others who share your passion. I have dabbled in ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) for a few years and I'm always trying to catch a different "surprise" with this technique. But I never tried to catch a path in my scene before until a Flickr Friend, Wayne Spencer, posted a great forest scene with a path using ICM. So on our hike last weekend, I tried this one. It's not as great as Wayne's but I do like the textures on the tree in the foreground and the way the middle tree is lit up by the sunlight a bit. I'll be out practicing a few more! Thanks Wayne.

A path in the wood , not a real old wood but it is not too cultivated for the Netherlands...

Path in the sunny frosty morning , with fog too. I place some branches between the sun and the lens , it brakes the light a little. A great morning to walk the dogs!

Taken yesterday on one of our little adventrues. It was such a nice day!

Spring .Woods is the name of the woods by the way

We came across this little Stonechat down at St Aidans the other day. For those who know the site it is seen here perched on top of the chicken wire fencing above the new cattle pens and the junction of paths on the north side of the reserve. It was calling to others and eventually flew off to join them.

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up & down

Sculpture, seen in a courtyard

of KPMG, Munich, Germany

Ganghofer Straße

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The Valley of Rocks, North Devon UK.

Starting at Minehead in Somerset it runs along the coastline of Exmoor, continuing along the coast of North Devon into Cornwall. After running along the Cornish coast and the south coast of Devon it then follows the Dorset coastline before finally ending at Poole Harbour.

The incredible walks along the South West Coast Path near Lynton & Lynmouth include Countisbury Hill and Foreland Point with stunning views over Lynmouth Bay. From here you can walk east towards Porlock and explore the longest section of wooded coastline in England.

Going west takes you to Woody Bay and the Heddon Valley from where you can see the Exmoor cliffs cascading into the sea. The sections between the Heddon Valley and Combe Martin are as challenging as they are beautiful and encompass the Hangman cliffs – the highest in England!

Text courtesy of visitlyntonandlynmouth.com/

Foggy morning in the Peak District.

©mattoliver.

Salt print coloured with pastel pencils

Hesse, August 2011