Gone Wild No 16

A walkway leading to a viewing area in Findlay Wildlife Refuge. Currently it is in use by several Swifts raising their brood up in the rafters.

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Corinne C]

Gorgeous processing

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I not only love the picture, but I love the monochrome edit too.

[FBailey]

Love the subject and the IR

[Sharon Lee]

Beautiful

[Walks @ 7]

@joansmor @corinnec @olivetreeann @fbailey @sugarmuser

Truly very thankful for your kind and supportive comments. I am lucky that this place is so close.

[Joanne Diochon]

I like this. It feels like an illustration for a book, luring you in to follow the story.

[Mags]

Love how the boardwalk disappears around the bend.

[Jane Pittenger]

Wonderfulleading and disappearing line

[Chris Cook]

Amazing image. It has such a timeless look. Fabulous. Fav.

[Christina]

Gorgeous - it makes me want to follow the path...

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful shot. Love your choice of b&w.

[Elizabeth]

I agree- this would work well to illustrate a story!

[Wylie]

beautiful. reminds me of willow pattern plates.

[Shanne]

that's brilliant, great use of a fish eye

[Babs]

Got to be another fav

[Jan Talmon]

Really artistic.

[amyK]

Perfection!

[haskar]

Amazing.

[Kate]

Awesome

[Peter Dulis]

wow in many ways :)

[Walks @ 7]

@pdulis @k9photo @haskar @amyk @talmon @onewing @shannejw @pusspup @redy4et @shutterbug49 @christinav @cdcook48 @jgpittenger @marlboromaam @gardencat

I can't say enough thank you's to you all. This is a trail that I hadn't taken before and just loved the curve in the boardwalk. The fisheye made it stronger.