#186 FRIDAY PHOTOWALK: HIDDEN TRACKS
I've found another disused railway track and it's the perfect photo walk to take with you, as we 'raid' the mailbag and messages following this week's interview shows. Today, the end of the circus but hopefully not the lion, photographing our dearest in times of crisis, street photography, photographic challenges and making pictures on a mountain in a blizzard, hands chilled to the bone with a Nikon though that just won’t give in to the extremes. As has become a feature of this show, you’ll find pictures and links below from those who have appeared on this week’s edition.
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FURTHER REFERENCES: The Lambourn Valley Railway (today’s walk), George Logan’s episode photographing in the lions in Africa and his book Lion: Pride before the fall, Ed Kashi’s episode on the Sandwich Generation, Andy Clark’s Insta, Nanto Cielens’ Insta, Purton Hulks (the Severn Estuary) and Andy Hinson’s 500px grid, Scott Goldsmith, Nick Turpin, Craig Hughes’ Insta and Rivoring for holding filters minus step up/down rings.
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Andy Hinson’s photographs from his walk along Purton Hulks.
Craig Hughes is on the top of the world! Well the Puy de Dôme to be precise 4,806 up.
Michael Honkomp’s trackside, or is it ringside photowalk?
Andy Clark’s cold Hemel Hempstead in England with expensive boots thrown in for good measure!
My photowalk pictures along the LVR disused railway track - with a ghostly accident where the foreground focusing error shows an iron post from the past that appears see through.
