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Fall trees shadows on a house at Park Hill Road.

Human shadows in sunset light.

 

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A high flying Jet Airliner leaves a contrail . . . Far above this layer of cloud. . .Its shadow is what stretches across this cloud layer

The shadow of mount siripada, early morning, as the sun rises.

Name: Shadow Dragon (Draco Horriblis)

Size : length until 25 meters

Height: until 10 meters

Wingspans: until 88 meters

Weight : until between 8 and 15 tons

Frequency: Rare

Sight: Excellant

Smell: Excellant

Hearing: Excellant

Location: Ruins Castles, Remote Mountains, Isolated regions and Volcanoes

Alignment: Chaotic evil; Always evil

Enemies: Black Dragons, Red dragons and anything who are really fast, who have the bite of over 1'000 pounds, who is white and silver and who breath the natural fire (Because of their attacks made them weak.)

 

Information:

 

Shadow dragons (aka "Man-eater dragons" and "Shade wyrms") are the most vile tempered dragons of Fantasia. They are cruel, nasty and rude. Though these dragons were nearly annihilated in ages past, a few of the evil creatures have made their homes in the isolated regions. They breath almost exclusively the black fire. They dislikes any things of beauty and likes almost anything that many humans would consider unpleasant such as the war (this is their main occupation.). Physically, they are distinguished by their enormous bat-likes wings. They have two long horns, knife-like claws and the sting of scorpion. They smells of the smoke. They roar like the evil creature.

 

The eggs of a shadow dragon must be kept in the open dark flame. Incubation takes nearly nine mouths. After the eggs are laid, the male abandons the female who guard her nest. Once they hatch, the whelps are left to fend for themselves. They usually have little problem in doing so. The shadow whelps are quite deadly and they are capable to breath the flame more faster than the sounds. The latter trait is carried fully into adulthood

 

The shadow dragons believe that they are the pinnacle of draconic nature and that all good creatures are more ungrateful than the evil ones. They are quite ferocious and agressive form this deadly beast. They are solitary creatures and avoid the any contact with the others dragons. They are quite famous for the attack of the defenceless towns. The shadow dragons hunt anything. Their diet often consists the humans and the elves, most particularly the women (maidens), the minors and blue-eyes males (Shadow dragons claim they are the most tasty).

 

They are highly territorial and they attacks frequently nearly everything. It say that they breed with captive males and captive female of many species, though they prefer elves and humans to either smaller or larger species. They often hoard the young persons in their lairs (who varies the gender), along with their wealth. They have been famous to force villages to sacrifice the maidens to them.

 

Shadow dragons hate the Red dragons, Black Dragons and anything who are very fast, who have the bite of over 1'000 pounds, who is white and silver and who breath the natural fire, with a passion as their familiarity with their natural power often make shadow dragons appear weak in battle with them. They also commonly come into conflict with the dwarves for the place, though sometimes the dwarves kill these dragons for the skin and the tooths. Additionaly, there are never dwarf who is kidnapped by the shadow dragon. These dragons hates any authority other than their own.

 

Notables shadow dragons:

Shade: A male shadow dragon.

Turn your face to the sun

and the shadows will fall behind you.

 

+Canon EOS 5DsR

- Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM

Photography and Copyright by Sylvia Ting

 

This lovely lady lives on the back of my garbage bin (she has survived three trash pickup so far - tomorrow will be the fourth. Hope she makes it.

Sumi demais daqui, mas ando sem pc também, não iria postar essa foto, mas foi a que me restou. ahaha

Eu tinha tirado uma com a idéia de falar sobre o vestibular, pois passei na UNICAMP lol

very good. :D

mas a foto ficou no outro pc que quebrou, e nesse aqui eu só tinha essa foto, mas logo posto a outra.

Um bom ano a todos!

beijos e beijos.

Shadow cast by Charles and Ray Eames's "Leg Splint" (1942), collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Taken for the Macro Mondays Theme of "It's all about the shadow".

 

I like the way that the veins of the leaf are shadowed against the bright green areas.

 

Strobist Info - Metz 45CL-1 fired behind leaf into camera. Diffused by snoot and grid, and fired via Aputure Trigmaster (Plus on Camera and II on flash)

This little guy lives in Kumiho's room. He hides in the shadows and no one knows he is there...

I shot this while my friend was spacing out haha.

 

On Black

 

Model: Iva Chirrime

 

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Pictures I took before illness. Well, now, it's better, but I'm still not at my best, anyway, I'm gonna try to shoot some pictures this afternoon, I'm on holidays now.

 

"52 Weeks of Pics" week 4 - shadows

I used a tactical LED flashlight for the lighting, and a kids mood ring. I set it on the same page in the Webster's dictionary "shadow words"

Palm Springs International Airport

Shadow 600 transformada em Bobber-Manri Motos

After a morning in the woods, we spent the afternoon on the beach - miles and miles of sand and a snaking creek with masses of birds on the sand.

Taken in Erg Chebbi, Morocco

Evening shadows cast from sagebrush in the meadow below Buffalo Point. Can you spot the bison along Lakeside Trail?

Sighisoara, Romania

Looking down on the stairs on the back of the Rasmuson library at UAF

Another view on another day from the west side looking back towards the pass in the Beaver Dam Mountains Wilderness.

I used 2 Cameron Translite 4.0, 400 watt battery powered strobe equipped with 12 x 36 stip boxes, one on camera left and one behind the dancer on camera left

The camera is a Nikon D3x set with a Nikon 70-200mm f2.8 VRII lens. Pocket Wizard Plus II transceivers.

All comments welcomed

Denis

 

// Fantastic and strange //

 

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