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well.. that s me standin near window... was trying to capture my shadow on the wall at night.. long long exposure...
Couple of days ago I went to take photos of some birds on the Charles. I didn't find the birds in their normal location, they were all flying around or swimming.
•~...muchas personas se cruzarán en el sendero de la vida, pero con pocas podrás compartir..., tu sombra (entiéndase el lado oscuro) ...pocos se quedarán y te ayudarán. Gracias, por formar parte y ayudarme a sentir un poco de adrenalina..., de vida explorando. Bien sabemos que con mi dificultad física no es fácil...~
I think, my favorite pic taken in a public garden... I love this shadow, enigmatic, in a tube like an organ's one, and I listen to this delicious and baroque music from my son.
He's an organist in a black and white sweet dream.
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Love this one, so much...
Number 131 of my 365 photo challenge - A 1:1 macro image of a Daisy surrounded by intense shadows in the afternoon sun.
“A conversation is a dialogue, not a monologue. That's why there are so few good conversations: due to scarcity, two intelligent talkers seldom meet” - Truman Capote
After a rainy evening at the Pike Place market, Seattle. The reflection of Neon lights in the market place added a perfect blend to the mood of this picture
Supersampler + Fuji Superia 800.
Taken with my lovely, if somewhat idiosyncratic Supersampler - 4 lenses take 4 shots onto 1 negative over 2 seconds. Completely plastic, no control whatsoever and no viewfinder - you just wave it about and hope for the best!
On the hunt for a Cobra assassin. This Storm Shadow is beyond classic he's down right iconic. I played with this guy all the time. This guy is pretty minty fresh looking because this is the second one I got the fist one is pretty hurting.
Low sun giving long shadows of children in a school playground in Hammersmith taken through a dirty glass office window gives this strange effect possibly harking back to an earlier age of photography
A while back I happened upon some nice bridge shadows and thought it should be easy to use The Photographer's Ephemeris to figure out when they would be nicely placed on the river and with the low Winter sun would stretch out a long ways down the river too. The TPE bit was easy but there were some unexpected surprises / fun things to learn too - full story in first comment below. From a fun morning chasing shadows with Sarah and Jim/JP Hansen @ Random…¡ Shadow box view. The sun azimuth / altitude was 174.60° / 21.25° when this was taken. NB7568