I actually took a 2 mile walk stroll around a nearby lake yesterday. I had trouble going down the small hills along the path, but no trouble walking up them. That is progress certainly?
At my age when I walk with a limp from the injury, I age 10 years or more to those that see me. But with healing comes an ability to stifle the limp and to stand up straighter and I think I look like a different person. Thus, I took some before and after photos of my walk to show how we see things differently with subtle changes. I took a photo of one of my favorite places on this lake...the beaver dam with a resting bench that one reaches by going half way around. The first photo is what the camera saw. The second photo is what I did in post processing to reveal what my eyes saw. (I even removed that tiny sign on the tree...!)
At my age when I walk with a limp from the injury, I age 10 years or more to those that see me. But with healing comes an ability to stifle the limp and to stand up straighter and I think I look like a different person. Thus, I took some before and after photos of my walk to show how we see things differently with subtle changes. I took a photo of one of my favorite places on this lake...the beaver dam with a resting bench that one reaches by going half way around. The first photo is what the camera saw. The second photo is what I did in post processing to reveal what my eyes saw. (I even removed that tiny sign on the tree...!)
Lovely spot to stop for a photo. And a great job editing to bring out the true beauty.
ReplyDeleteoh wow what a cool walk way across the water...love the vibrance you added to the colors too...
ReplyDeleteLove it :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful! so happy to hear you are out and about again!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you're out and about. Really like the enhanced photo.
ReplyDeleteYes, the second photo is far brighter and focussed. A good shot - Dave
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place. I am glad that you are out and about more again, what a difference it makes to be able to take in the sights and sounds of Nature.
ReplyDeleteFabulous. Wish I could have been there. More power to you. Get back those years!
ReplyDeleteI want to know what the small sign on the tree said.
ReplyDeleteHappy you are able to enjoy nature close up again.
The small sign had a number 26 on it. There may have been numbers on the other shelters or docks around the lake...but I missed them and there were certainly less then 10 stations...so I have no idea what the number meant!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely. Contrast, drama, a little light here and there. Just lovely. Ankle too. :)
ReplyDeletegood photos for a spot-the-difference activity. just kidding :)
ReplyDeletelove the enhanced one. always take good care, tabor! :)
Beautiful and I am glad you are healing nicely!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
I have DREAMED of having a place like this in the back somewhere of my future home.
ReplyDeleteSadly, I live a big city now, so that probably will not be possible.
I'll just print out this picture, blow it up, and post it in my window :)
very nice....both views....
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos, and not just technically: they have lots of mood. Looks like a fun paddle and great fall days.
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