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The sun is shining and shadows of bare trees create abstract art on the snow that has been blown here by the recent storm.
Shadow play in the window of the Writer's Stop pastry shop near the Streets of America in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Disney's Hollywood Studios | Streets of America | Writer's Stop
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Time: 11:34pm
Location: Unknown
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SHADOW Company have arrived at the LZ General.
General: Keep them me updated...
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Pilot: Alright guys! Get ready!
Check comms every 4 hours with us alright!?
Talon: Affirmative!
Pilot: Jump!
* SHADOW Company jumps down the wall with their bungie cords.*
Talon: Sweep and Clear the area.
Blitz: Got it.
Johanson: Clear!
Blitz: Clear!
Talon: Johanson do you see the headquarters?
Johanson: Yes, but not clearly.
Talon: About how many miles?
Johanson: About 3. Not that far from here.
Blitz: It'll take about 1 day if we don't stop sir.
Talon: Let's do it then.
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Well hope you enjoy. I tried to incorporate as much wall detail without it looking like to much. Before you ask, that single light is supposed to be the light from the heli. Also, my camera sucks with no flash. :(
As always tell me if you want more.
Enjoy!
-Bob
title: what makes a shadow?
author: clyde robert bulla
illustrator: adrienne adams
publisher: scholastic book services
copyright: 1962
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Mi Galeria a Color www.flickr.com/photos/samycolor
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Kodak Ultramax 400 (i.e. 200) Convertida-converted
Yashica MG-1(N)
Yashinon 45mm F:2.8
Lightroom 3
Lugar: granja abandonada
Modelo: Ana Diaz (Ana Photos)
Strobist: Flash Canon Speedlite 430EX II en una jirafa improvisada con una barra, con un paraguas en el cual se refleja la luz del flash en la parte superior.
Strobist: Canon Speedlite 430EX II Flash at a makeshift boom with a bar, with an umbrella which reflects light from the flash on top.
Gracias a Oliver por sujetar el palo "jirafa" jeje y a Ana por su paciencia.
Kumortuli images are generally ordered well in advance and there a few for off-the-shelf sale. Nowadays, Kumortuli’s clientele has extended to America, Europe and Africa, among the Indian communities living there. In 1989, Durga images made out of shola pith by Amarnath Ghosh were flown to Sweden, Australia, Malaysia and Nigeria. The images weighed only three kilograms each and were ideally suited for air travel.In modern times, Statues and replicas made out of Fiberglass are also being produced and exported to various parts of the country and the world.[12]
In 2006, Kumortuli supplied 12,300 clay deities of goddess Durga. This potter's town supplies images to about 90 countries worldwide with new nations joining the list every year. Many East European countries, where religious ceremonies were previously banned, have started buying images from Kumortuli. A spokesman of Kumartuli Shilpi Sangha (KSS), an association of the craftsmen, said the NRIs of countries like Hungary, Bulgaria, Russia, Austria and Poland, come to Kumortuli to buy images. U.S. based NRIs, including the Bengali Association of Southern California, Bengali Association of Greater Chicago, Dakshini, Sanskriti, Garden State Puja Committee of New Jersey, East Coast Durga Puja Committee of New York, North America Sarbojanin Kalipuja Association of Connecticut[13] come to Kumartuli to select deities to ship to their cities. Additionally, hundreds of agents in Kolkata service NRIs seeking idols from Kumortuli.[14]
In Kolkata, the icon-artisans mostly dwell in poor living conditions. The more popular among them are Mohan Banshi Rudra Pal and his sons Sanatan Rudra Pal and Pradip Rudra Pal, Rakhal Pal, Ganesh Pal, Aloke Sen, Kartik Pal, Kena Pal, who are still reigning figures of Kumortuli and despite the threats from the ‘theme artists’, they are booked by major puja organisers who admire the old school. Women are not lagging behind. Kumortuli boasts of the presence of some 30-odd women-artisans, like Minati Pal, Soma Pal, Kanchi Pal and Chapa Rani Pal. They have been in the business of idol making for a long time.[13] Kumortuli’s own Durga Puja dates back to 1933. The image maker was Gopeswar Pa
Shot this image at a friends studio earlier this year. It was a fun day of playing with shadow and light. The shadow was created with lace.
Brighton
Kiev 4a, 35mm Jupiter 12 and Rollei Retro 400S, developed in Kodak HC-110 dilution H (1+63) for 13 mins @ 20C.
Uploaded for Jules' May 5th photo Challenge
The shadow of our flag in the front yard. the wind is blowing at about 40 MPH so it wasn't an easy shot to get.
Our Daily Challenge - Shadows.
One of my favourite subjects, but guess what, raining yet again. I like the idea of coloured shadows, so played around with some of the coloured glass I have.
It was a shadow photo that got me back into taking more than just holiday snaps and it really only came by chance thanks to my daughter telling me to take a photo of her. That picture is below, it is still one, if not my favourite shot.
365 - #54 Feb 23rd
Explore #204
“The-Eye-of-the-Moment-Photos-by-Nolan-H.-Rhodes”
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I'm not sure if this qualifies as an abstract or not, or even if it is macro enough or not, but I'll post it to the group and see what happens. It's shadows of small grass seed, on my kitchen ceiling, enhanced a bit in PSE11. The texture is from the paint finish, which was an unexpected bonus.
Macro Mondays - Abstract in macro
Taken at a city park in Palm Desert I just liked the pure contrast of light dark and emerad green on fresh cut grass. Is it scary or dancing, waving or a a river bed delta. All of the above in the land of shadows.
PS for some great music ask Alexa, Siri and/or Spotify to play music by JOHN WILLIAM HAMMOND (use all 3 names) . You will enjoy.
TAKE A CHANCE BE A HERO DONATE BLOOD
Google your local blood bank and make a visit, takes only
30 minutes and SAVES LIVES REALLY! Thanks.
Well, I finally have my team assembled, so without further ado, let's get to introductions.
Left to right:
Shanna: Human Hunter.
Equipment: 2 E-269 Blasters, sniper variant, skin tight exo-suit.
Companion: A brown Wolfhound.
Samuel: Human Bruiser.
Equipment: Seismic Sledge-hammer, not much else.
Henderson: Elf Agent.
Equipment: Bionic arm implant, Sonic Blaster, and whatever he's got hidden in his Trench coat and briefcase....he wouldn't tell me.
T.J.: Human Street Samurai.
Equipment: Titanium Shield, Carbide Falchion, Skin tight power armor, anything else he can get his greedy little hands on.
and in back, Boomer: Human Technophile.
Equipment: One "Creatively Acquired" Military Exo-Suit Variant MJ-291, one Hold-out Blaster.
I'm actually really happy with these guys, and this is my first ever try at a light box set up!
Note: I actual did intentionally blur the Exo-suit a bit, I wanted it to be blurred while the guns were clear.
As I looked through this restaurant window, it looked like the shadows were taking on life of their own.
Shadows and Pedestrian, captured on a photo walk with my friend Chad this Saturday.
Camera: Sony A7S II
Lens: Lensbaby Burnside 35
Linee
lineari
come lunghe ali
disegnano paesaggi
seguono passaggi temporali
per portare fino a qui
cose mai viste
e da sempre conosciute
profumi orientali
di muschio e di paludi
grandi stagni nudi
canne di bambù
campi di riso
e altre cose che sai tu
Linee
Lineari
aperture alari
visioni che catturano
ricercano
strutturano
paesaggi
che non sono qui
ma che uno scherzo
del tempo
ha voluto così
Indocina
una piccola
ombra di sole
sul ripiano
della cucina
Indo-China
Airlines
linear
how long wings
that landscapes draw
follow steps and time
to get this far
things never seen before
and has always known
oriental perfumes
of moss and swamps
large ponds naked
bamboo
rice fields
and other things that you know
Airlines
Linear
wingspan
visions that capture
looking
structure
landscapes
that they are not here
but a joke
of time
wanted it
Indo-China
a small
shadow of the sun
on the shelf
of kitchen
[Katia Celestini]
Location: Sarnico, Brescia (Italy)
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