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11 Great Photos of Pathways and Walkways
Do you choose the path least taken? If you make a better photograph, will the world beat a path to your door? Do you prefer to shoot off the beaten...
Do you choose the path least taken? If you make a better photograph, will the world beat a path to your door? Do you prefer to shoot off the beaten path? There are no shortages of sayings involving “pathways”, and as such there are plenty of photos to go with them.
I went lurking through the vast archives of the PhotoShelter community, and found many images that contain pathways and walkways. Here are a few of my favorites…
Cyclist in Hagley Park, Christchurch, 2008 by John Doogan.
Stepping stone path by Gay Bumgarner.
Naval Academy Induction Day by Pete Marovich.
Autumn leaves covering pathway by Rob Casey.
Sandstone Pathway by Douglas Page.
Trimming Longleat’s Hedge Maze by Richard Baker.
Bamboo Thickett Pathway by L.E. Baskow.
Public phone box auction by Richard Baker.
Maze by Moritz Schmid.
Jerusalem, Israel by Shaun Higson.
Kettle Moraine State Forest, Wisconsin by Clint Farlinger.
If you’ve spotted (or shot) any cool photos of pathways and walkways, please share them by posting a link below!
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