Infinity can produce contrasting effects on (and in) us: it might make us feel dwarfed or amplified, afraid or empowered. It might take the form of a wide panorama or a zoomed-in fraction of an object. A starry sky? A sea of commuters on a train platform? Rows of corn in a field? No pun intended, but the possibilities really are endless.- Weekly Photo Challenge: Infinite
Long winding roads, paths, trails always look infinite. Large bodies of waters, like the sea, ocean, or even just a big lake can seem infinite and neverending as well!
First up are some shots from my trail from this past weekend in Magog on the Marais de la Riviere aux Cerises.
Marais de la Riviere aux Cerises
Marais de la Riviere des Cerises
Marais de la Riviere aux Cerises
Full post on this trail coming up tomorrow! 🙂
As a little bonus, I added in one from my Maine trip this summer when we were on the water to see lighthouses and puffins 🙂
Maine, USA
The fog on the water really gives it that infinite and mysterious feeling.
This is my response to Weekly Photo Challenge: Infinite!
