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Made a quick trip up to Wasaga for the weekend to enjoy the water one last time before the Fall. I shot this at an old abandoned racetrack we discovered, thanks to a potential new hobby, Geocaching. Unfortunally I don't really have any interesting pictures of the actual racetrack.
Pics are from a MOTUC year in review done in a story format here:
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This time, a different kind of threat. Bogart is concerned about that forboding shadow. . . yes, it is her majesty the Queen.
Not the highest quality photos (I wish Curio wasn't overexposed), but I love the dynamics portrayed here. It speaks volumes about our home.
[SOOC, f/5.0, ISO 100, shutter speed 1/250]
Back at my Aunts house for a visit...She had Shadows litter of puppies and a litter of Kitties at the same time....I love how they are touching noses.
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Asker, Norway. Shadow, cobbles. (Captured with and processed in the phone using the Camera+ app.)
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Sixty Five: Shadows in photos can either ruin it or they can enhance it. Without good shadows in a photo, the shot has no depth and can be quite dull. And we don't want dull photos, do we? Photos need to portray some depth and three dimensionality to make it interesting.
Here's a shot taken in the late afternoon when the light was golden and warm. The shadows are nice and long due to the sun setting down over the horizon.
Camera info: Canon EOS 7D, f4 at 1/500s, ISO 200, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Lucy's face reminds me of a Ying Yang. Even her whiskers and eyelashes are white on one side and black on the other.
This photo makes me think her dark side has it's own personality,
We acme upon this might dragon while wandering in the forbidden forest, now we are mere shadows of ourselves.