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My shadow during my effort to capture the amazing beach of crystallic sand in Naxos island in Greece.
The sparkles in the newly fallen snow and the shadow and light cast by the early morning sun were irresistible. It snowed a little on Saturday morning and then a little more overnight so that this was what greeted me Sunday morning. The days are getting warmer so what's pictured has melted though a good portion of my backyard is still covered in icy snow. I did see a couple of snowdrop and daffodil shoots about an inch high yesterday so maybe, just maybe spring has finally tiptoed into my neighborhood. Taken in Trumbull, Connecticut.
Press 'L' to see all the pretty and colorful sparkles which were that way in the RAW version. Just bumped the contrast and brightness up a tiny bit. There's something about those colorful bits of light that pleases my soul and though it's insignificant in the grand scheme of things that matter, I'm so pleased that the camera captured what I delighted in that morning.
Pentax K-3 - SMC Pentax DA 55-300mm F4-5.8ED
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It gets frustrating. Sometimes despite moving around and trying every angle you just can’t get the shot you want without that pesky shadow. Photoshop anyone?
I remember being taught that the sun is so far away that its rays are almost parallel. It seemed wrong then to this little boy that shadows converged until uncle Jim took me to a railway line proving parallel lines seem to converge. I ceased worrying.
This afternoon I found the most amazing contrail shadow I’ve ever seen. The contrail just crossed the sun in the west and its shadow went across the sky from west to east. It looked that the airplane tracing its own contrail shadow towards the horizon.
Taken with vintage Auto Rokkor 2/55 lens.
This photo is part of my ongoing incognito project.
A project about unrecognizability.
just an update on the pink ribbon walking tour.
With your support we have raised almost 1200 euros for charity.
thank you very much for this good result.
Chris
It was lovely and warm spring day. We left Eskilstuna and hit the road. After some time we stopped at the point of interest, to look at some interesting building. Next to it there was a sheep pen with sheep hiding from the sun in the shadow of the tree. I wonder if they move as the shadow moves ;)
...i tried the new firestorm today and could get some shadows - yay! but i crashed later on - probably had my settings too high...
i do not understand how i could have shadows today and then not have them. I did crash but still, why should that change the capability? (yes, i set all the preferences)
When i lost them, i looked under the Develop menu > rendering> lighting and shadows and it won't let me add the check there - could that be it?
soo soooooo frustrating - excited and then completely let down....
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