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Just love these guys, their attitude was just superb!!

After 90miles and approximately 16hours (not a record). The winner!

The start, 8am, 1400+ racewalkers, 90miles checking in at every Parish Church. Passes through the night. Photo from an elevated position after one mile, part of the main field.

I was in Asheville. N.C when shooting this..

I had an amazing experience on Friday, I tracked down and followed a herd of wild horses and was eventually accepted into the group. I spent the entire afternoon walking with them in the foothills of the Alberta Rockies surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery Alberta has to offer, this was a once in a lifetime experience to be surrounded by wild horses and move with them in their natural habitat.

I had an amazing experience on Friday, I tracked down and followed a herd of wild horses and was eventually accepted into the group. I spent the entire afternoon walking with them in the foothills of the Alberta Rockies surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery Alberta has to offer, this was a once in a lifetime experience to be surrounded by wild horses and move with them in their natural habitat.

I had an amazing experience on Friday, I tracked down and followed a herd of wild horses and was eventually accepted into the group. I spent the entire afternoon walking with them in the foothills of the Alberta Rockies surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery Alberta has to offer, this was a once in a lifetime experience to be surrounded by wild horses and move with them in their natural habitat.

I had an amazing experience on Friday, I tracked down and followed a herd of wild horses and was eventually accepted into the group. I spent the entire afternoon walking with them in the foothills of the Alberta Rockies surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery Alberta has to offer, this was a once in a lifetime experience to be surrounded by wild horses and move with them in their natural habitat.

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Shot on my Canon G16 compact when out on a dog walk. Shot into the light with a bit of underexposure to bring out the spray and white horses on the wave tops. Another reminder that the 'best camera' is whatever one you have with you at the time.

camera: canon 6D
lens: 24-70mm 2.8 IS
speed: 1/200
aperture: f/5.6
iso:200
edited in adobe express

I know a girl she walks the asphalt world
But where does she go?
And what does she do?
And how does she feel when she's next to you?
And who does she love in time honored fur?
Is it me or her?

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Dark, ominous, eerie, spooky...would you dare to all through these woods? I did to shoot the image! 😆😝

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We were showing my in-laws the beauty of Michigan. We took them through Whiting Forest. They looked so cute together, that I had to capture the moment.

I love the little downtown area of Pismo Beach. I was out searching for "benches", and happened upon this little guy enjoying one...so I made him part of the scene.

A bench.

Little Red Riding Hood

A brief wander out this morning

My boy Winston. He loves his walkzies. Looks so beautiful in the sunset

A little splash of green to frame the trail that leads over the bridge.

Walking in the park at Gemini Springs in Debary, Florida one afternoon and saw thus gentle soul walking towards me.
He was beyond interesting....quite the intellectual as I talked to him...at first glance one might think....what's up with this guy? We talked for a few minutes and I asked if I could snap a few shots. Please do he replied...most people think I'm a crazy homeless guy and they avoid me but you were kind and took time to say hello....believe me or not but I was a successful attorney in Orlando and I still practice law till this day. He placed his business card in my hand and said with a sweet smile....thank you for talking to me.
I watched him walk away and I felt that I had been in the presence of a walking angel in disguise.
I have never seen him since that day but I visit the park several times a week...maybe someday he will brighten my day once again.

Nikon D7100
f/5
1/400
ISO 400
70mm

My granddaughter and Katie, out for a walk in the yard.

Walking my boy Leo on a trail in the 35,000 acre marsh that I live on.

Thought I would submit some of my b/w film work to this challenge. This was shot with a Holga 120 on Kodak Portra 400 B/W. The Holga 120 only shoots at 1/100 at either f/11 or f/8. This was shot at f/11 with a ND 8filter held over the lens.

Had the idea for this photo in advance. Waited for the right "stormy day" and chose a little traveled local rode. I'm always nervous having models walk on roads or train tracks, but I just love the visual of it. Lots of shots on that day; this was one of my favorites.

My first attempt at an infinity shot, taken on a beach in North Wales

My son walking on the deck of the USS Yorktown, in Charleston, SC.

More photos of the area in my South Carolina album on Village Photos.