#152 FRIDAY PHOTOWALK: CHASED BY DARKNESS
With the winter months descending, on this photowalk, I get, as ever, lost in the woods with the sun sinking lower and the trails back to the car disappearing into darkness. Just enough light to read your mails and thoughts though on mobile cameras, discos, mental health, New York scenery, mystery wedding guests and an idea to replace the 365, perhaps. Today I want to feature more of your work from the photowalks you take with me each week, you’ll find examples from Mark Dell, Zeeshan Khan, Dan Philips and Oliver Parish below.
FURTHER REFERENCE:
Oliver Parish’s Instagram, Mark Dell’s daily challenge projects.
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Bethesda Terrace and Fountain (left) and Grand Central (right) from Zeeshan Khan on his New York photowalks.
Photowalk pictures from Dan Philips with his X30 and X-T2.
Views from Berkshire during his photowalk, by Oliver Parish.
