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Shadows of the Maya are seen at Chichén Itzá. Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico
Las sombras de los mayas se ven en Chichén Itzá. Chichén Itzá, Yucatán, México
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This startling hand shadow caused by a near-by tree is on a wall of a detached kitchen of a Charlotte Court House home—Wynyard, built 1836. The kitchen dates from the same period. The building is in need of repair, evidenced by a wide crack on the other side. Wynyard was the home of the late William Hoffman (died 2009), author of quality fiction.
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I gave up on the internet whilst I was away and now I'm a week behind with my 365 and all my challenge groups.
Anyway, these birds were on Saltburn beach.
A photo from a few years ago that I never got around to posting at the time. (I did post this color shot at the time, however). Columbus Ave. in the late afternoon sun. South End, Boston.
[ not to be confused with Shadowplay ]
More playing around with light and shadow, no solid narrative here but just experimenting. Kinda frustrating because I'm impatient to get a finished pic out of this but there's interesting effects here and camera angles that I can refer to for other shots later on. Little bits that I can say "Oh I like how those stairs look from this angle" or "That tone for the sky would be useful for X".
This shot is particular is making me think of de Chirico's paintings: long diagonal shadows, empty streets, dark skies, etc.
Palm Tree shadow on the beach in Barbados.
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Crete Senesi near Siena. Have good look and you can distinguish the skyline of Siena in the upper right corner...:-)
Macro Mondays: Shadow
Plastic, leaf-shaped herb stripper in a light box. Frame is about 1.75" across.
Mr. Flower Fantastic's Concrete Jungle orchid show at the New York Botanical Garden combines exotic orchids with iconic symbols of life in New York City. Here he created a display using scaffolding and "post no bill" signage - the scene is enhanced by the blue skies seen through the greenhouse glass and the shadows.