Alan, you’ve shared great “trail” images—the Colonial Creek Trail and the Sweet Creek Trail are my favorites, of course the steps winding up the path in the Portland Garden creates a nice composition. Thanks for sharing!I love a nice trail shot
Colonial Creek Trail - North Cascades National Park:
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Trapper Creek Wilderness Area, Washington:
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The Hoh Rainforest - Olympic National Park:
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Sweet Creek Trail in the Siuslaw National Forest, Oregon:
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Portland Japanese Garden:
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Jeffrey, I love the B&W Convict Lake composition—my favorite, a very nice image! I also like the Glacier Bay trail image too—a very nice capture. Thank you for sharing these.
Trent, love the water “trail” and the Golf Ball warning trail images—it’s always nice to see a humorous response! The bike trail and the ski trail are my favorite images—keep ‘em coming! And thank you for sharing.
Kyle, two beautiful trail images, it’s difficult choosing a favorite but it might be the Highline Trail in Glacier—a gorgeous image! Thank you for sharing these two.
Larry, I love the Aspen Trail—just perfect—and the Red Rocks Trail is another beautiful landscape, my favorite! Love the winding trail. Very, very nice. The snowy street scene is a very nice B&W image. (I got a kick out of the “trail” leading to the trash container.Here are a few from my archive:
A walk into the aspen
A path through fresh snow
Pre-sunrise light at Red Rocks
A trail to the Garden of the Gods
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Jameel, very nice images you’ve shared—I love the Redwoods trail image capturing that beautiful light, my favorite! Very, very nice! The large foreground red rock works well in the Capitol Reef image’s composition. The shape of the downward “V” meets with this red rock’s upward point—well seen. I love the layers depicted in the Death Valley, another good capture. In the last image, the sweep of the tree limbs on the right create an interesting border to the Bolder Creek trail. Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful images Ken! I love the Cornwall low tide “trail”—a beautiful and unexpected composition. The last two images from Scotland are my favorites, two very beautiful captures that are perfect in all respects. I smiled at the two waders “walking” in the Lake District image—they both seem to be enjoying this experience! Glad you shared this one, and all your others too!
Doug, great series of trails you’ve shared. The Dead Horse Point is my favorite—a gorgeous landscape, love its composition. The Mesa Verde (great view) and Humboldt State Park images are excellent “trail” choices as well.
Bob, an excellent composition and color scheme—love the contrast in the red rock against the blue sky. Very, very nice! I did spy your wife next to the tree—hope she didn’t mind posing! Thank you for your sharing this great image!
Thanks so much John. My wife is used to me sneaking a photo of her but this is her preferred distance!
