I couldn’t think of a kinder way to say it, but this tree is, well, dead. Very striking, though, with its strong and dramatic lines. I spotted it while walking between Coogee and Maroubra, which are Sydney coastal suburbs.
I thought those bold shapes and textures would work well in black and white, too.
A clifftop path beside the sea, Cornwall. Don’t get too close to that unfenced edge …
Walking is the only form of exercise I actually enjoy. And there are so many places to walk! From mountains to beaches, urban to outback, there’s a walk for everyone.
Old cemeteries can be fascinating places to walk. This is Kensal Green Cemetery, London.
A patch of bush in North Sydney.
A mountain meadow near Wengen, Switzerland.
Nothing like getting your feet wet in the surf! (Not to mention your shorts, if you’re not paying attention. I speak from experience.) Umina Beach, Australia.
Trekking in Bolivia. Granted, not something you’d do on a normal weekend!
Don’t forget your local park! Hyde Park is near my employer’s office, and on the days when I’m forced to go in (hiss boo!), I often walk here.
Hyde Park, Sydney.
Pics by Kaz 