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33 - Shadows
It's taken me a while to get this right and to deal with how the lighting should work. It's been quite fun trying out different techniques and this end result is not too bad...with the exception of some blown highlights. But we'll ignore that.
I moved my dads car into the garage compound near my house and realised that both headlights were creating a second, slightly softer shadow so I threw my jumper over one of them to block it out. I took a series of shots which were eventually layered and masked in photoshop, and then bumped the curves up to give it more contrast.
Mysterious shadows of the backyard trees and grass in the evening summer sun.
Date: May 6, 2018 19:41
Temperature: 19°C (67°F)
This game was a nail biter. Both teams played their hearts out and played aggressively. In the end, our boys won 1-0.
Our shadows, like our selves are not clearly focused, while the background, the semi dry creek bed, is sharp. There is no manipulation of the photo, the leaves on the left just reflected the sunlight differently.
Hidden within the shadows of daylight
Poets by the dozens begin to write
Pens, the paintbrush of imagination
Blank paper, a canvas of creation
Verses in rhythm, a rhyming theme
All about Nipsy’s life, a written dream
Sharing of art, images and poetry, once concealed
Seeking the light.. souls revealed.
a poem variation by James & Marie Summers
Taking my 19 year old cat . Nipsy on her last walk..
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*Shadow: (ombre in french)
A shadow is a region of darkness where light is blocked. A shadow occupies all the space behind an opaque object with light in front of it.
The cross-section of a shadow is a two-dimensional silhouette, or reverse projection of the object blocking the light.
The smaller the angle between the direction of the light and the surface on which the shadow occurs, the longer the shadow is.
Walking on the Moon Shooting Rabbit Tracks, St-Donat, Quebec, Canada
Note:
Frozen tracks were made by a wild rabbit ( hare). They look like if they are applied over the snow, in fact they are old frozen tracks which are covered with a thin layer of fresh snow.
We move around
it sits there.
silent, alone
Shadows hover then are lost.
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The idiots who lay down the cement for our driveway/garage pad miscalculated the drainage, and rather than going toward the alley the water runs toward our house. Because of this, a little lake develops in the spring when the snow melts. It is sufficiently far away from our house, but right next to the garage. In the spring freeze/thaw cycle, it turns to water, then ice, then water... What yo see here is some icy snow (partly in shadow), ice over cement, and then another layer of ice to the right. You can probably make out an oak leaf in the center/top area, and some odd patterns in the frozen area. I intensified the colors, obviously, but the patterns and colors are all there in reality, just less obvious.
A couple getting photos taken inside the Conservatory
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evening out on the deck
and hooray, one of my Impossible polaroids has been accepted into an exhibit at PhotoPlace Gallery in VT, for a theme of "alternative realities":
We adopted Shadow as a little puppy in 1963 from an animal shelter in southern Los Angeles when we lived there. We think he was a spaniel-retriever mix of some sort. He made the move with us in 1966 to College Park East in Seal Beach. I took this photo while he was enjoying a treat in our back yard. He was a wonderful family pet! Shadow succumbed to illness in 1974. I get weepy-eyed every time I think of him.