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SHOW Paths, Tracks and Roads
- Thread starter Herman
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- Fremantle, Western Australia
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- Andrew
Bibbulmun Track Bridge - Monadnocks National Park by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
Having left Mt Cooke proper we were now on the Bibbulmun Track heading to the Mt Cooke campsite and the point where we were to leave the Track. En route we encountered a couple of nameless ephemeral creeks. This one warranted a more substantive bridge as the winter flows could be quite substantive for short periods of time.
We were walking the Bibbulmun Track in this section as part of Ibu Anne’s training to complete the Oxfam Trailwalker 50km. Anne ticked off the Trailwalker in early October 2018, having completed the 50 km walk.
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- Fremantle, Western Australia
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- Andrew
Lonesome - Herold Road - Monadnocks National Park by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
This was to be the last training walk before Ibu Anne took on the Oxfam Trailwalker 50km. Just a short one, 12 km circuit over Mt Cuthbert and Mt Vincent. Not a very enjoyable walk given the rain and freezing cold southerly wind. This photo was taken early in the walk as we slowly climbed through the National Park to the base of Mt Cuthbert.
Ibu Anne ticked off the Trailwalker in early October 2018, having completed the 50 km walk.
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- Central Ohio, USA
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- Andrew
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- Toronto, Canada
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- Craig
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- Fremantle, Western Australia
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- Andrew
Descending to Le Pont de Montvert - Chemin de Stevenson-2018-D8-29 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
Now passing through the last of the chaos and commencing our descent to Le Pont de Montvert, visible in the distance.
Day 8 of 12 – Le Bleymard to Le Pont de Montvert: Walking the Chemin de Stevenson (GR 70 Robert Louis Stevenson Trail) in the south of France.
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- Mladen Čoko
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- Andrew
Rocky Path to Le Pont de Montvert - Chemin de Stevenson-2018-D8-30 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
Now passing through the last of the chaos and commencing our descent to Le Pont de Montvert, just to our right.
Day 8 of 12 – Le Bleymard to Le Pont de Montvert: Walking the Chemin de Stevenson (GR 70 Robert Louis Stevenson Trail) in the south of France.
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- Fremantle, Western Australia
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- Andrew
Into the Stargate - Chemin de Stevenson-2018-D8-31 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
Into the shade on a warm day as we pass through the last of the forest before coming out on the outskirts of Le Pont de Montvert.
Day 8 of 12 – Le Bleymard to Le Pont de Montvert: Walking the Chemin de Stevenson (GR 70 Robert Louis Stevenson Trail) in the south of France.
Not sunny in Sydney as it should be this time of year, more so cloudy, even damp. We're (sort of) being told to stay in (albeit the local government's still allowing 30,000 spectators into a stadium to watch a game of cricket!) and I did stay in most of the day, but thought I'd go for a walk in empty space for an hour.
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the bokeh in front really works here! Looks completely natural.
Many thanks Bart, appreciated. As a file note to myself, I should recognise three things, 1) I sometimes experiment by going against convention and shooting landscape wide open and my experience shows it does often work (also, I do feel some sort of achievement when front and back bokeh is effected), 2) The thing is, I can't really tell from chimping whether a wide open landscape shot has worked, I only know when the file's uploaded to the computer and 3), I only seem able to achieve that kind of shot with MF glass with my brain seeing the focusing dot on the DSLR as a rangefinder patch, I honestly don't think the same shot would look the same using AF glass.
Harry Cutts
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- Huddersfield UK
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- Harry
My daughter Lily had her first taste of poor driving conditions but did really well as she is still learning.
Poor road conditions by Harry Cutts, on Flickr
