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He love to run, play ball, watch birds, dig holes, and play chase.

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Shadow cast made from the windows of the stairwell in Timberline lodge. The window had funky lines, which the sun cast on the carved walls. Thoguht the lighting and contrast was pretty cool

My living room wall in the afternoon sun. The shadow is of a jet plane that sits atop a lamp I have -- it looks like it's about to blast off here.

Was a lovely shadow day - had these 6 in the "to put up folder" . . .

still trying to learn about my camera. i was playing with the light and ended up really liking this.

Shadow's working on the concept of 'Fetch' vs 'Catch and Release'

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“A shadow cannot ignore the sun that all day creates and moves it.”

 

–Rumi

Shadow of a giraffe against a building in Chicago's Boystown neighborhood.

I loved the abstract shadows during sunset.

 

Day sixteen of the #fmsphotoaday challenge for August.

 

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The morning sun casts a shadow of the coffee on the wall

Oddities seen this morning.

The light plays in between the shadows along the temporary wall leading to the new Union Pearson station @ Dundas Street West.

 

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Rome, Italy, Baths of Diocletian, urn with shadows

Loved the shadows on the petals

Godiva's sits in a patch of sun by Cumin's shadow.

Taken with a Canon 55-250mm IS lens. Type L for a better view.

Never fear shadows. They simply mean that there's a light somewhere nearby. Ruth E. Renkei

Shadow patterns at the National Cathedral in DC

I pulled into a small parking area behind a local business to snap the old wooden door on their garage. When I pulled out I turned the opposite direction from which I had come and noticed this tree casting it's shadow on the street side of the building. Since there was no traffic at that moment, I backed up and snapped it.

Here's the odd thing, the side with the door is built of cream colored bricks, but the street side is faced with much larger yellowish stones. I realize that cream brick was made locally and was cheaper than other building materials, but this is a storage building, possibly originally a stable. I also wonder why the window was later bricked in. The windows on the other side are covered with wood. (See next shot)

Why are you not giving me the belly rubs I demand?

Sharing shadows with tonicito :-)

 

Compartiendo sombras con tonicito :-)

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Thievery Corporation: Shadows of Ourselves (Album: Mirror Conspiracy)

Taken on my half frame camera (before I dropped and broke it) - it took 2 pics onto the same negative

Shadow on the door

 

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From an art exhibit that opened today (6/24/12) in Cherry Hill NJ at the Fellowship Gallery of UUCCH. I used large pieces of hand made paper (from Dick Blick) and hung them intentionally to create shadows. Captured with my new Lumix G10 (modified for IR photography)

This was taken during our short stay at Hunt, Texas.

And no, I was not wearing a skirt. : )

Look...when I move -- he moves.

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