Chisholm Trail in Watercolor
A while back I intended to start a series where I’d review local parks. Although that never quite got off the ground, I’d like to return to it soon. These are a few photos I took one morning during a walk along the Chisholm Trail in Plano, TX. They’re mostly showing off the watercolor filter on my Sony, which I think makes for some amazing shots, particularly in soft morning or evening light.
These were actually taken back in March 2016. The blog is post-dated so that it shows up in the feed.
![Dandelion closeup](/36260831930_41514aba4b_k_3078068611067739395_hua883bef367ea0a7a634d4f84395a3852_0_1024x0_resize_q90_mitchellnetravali.jpg)
![Geocache in a tree](/36260800760_97edda679a_k_10724475450250549443_hu7dfdb7c13e012a086e21317f2949210e_0_1024x0_resize_q90_mitchellnetravali.jpg)
![Dandelions on the table](/35847655763_bb57960b36_k_12270629499655059947_hu1db6155601555ccd1d221ad28aaf1088_0_1024x0_resize_q90_mitchellnetravali.jpg)
We even managed to do a little geocaching on the trip. The trail is not a park per se, but it stretches for miles through the city, along creeks, through the woods, and bordering neighborhoods and businesses. It’s a surprisingly peaceful and not overly-trafficked walk, quite beautiful in the fall.