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Even in the middle of January not all the leaves finished turning. This one was decorated by shadows.
From the other side of Paignton pier, using the stands to create a little sunburst and striking shadows
The beautiful Turtmann valley covered in shadow. A very quiet and very nice valley, without all the mass tourism. Just nature! In the middle far away, the summit of the Weisshorn (4505m) is slightly visible.
For the Macro Mondays theme "Shadow". This is the shadow cast by shining a mobile phone LED light through a measuring/marking tool (essentially a perforated metal sheet). The 4 rows of staggered dots allow you to mark to a precision of 1/64th off an inch. The vertical size of the frame is more than 2 inches and well less than 3. HMM!
Shadow of Rick Grimes from The Walking Dead tv series. This is an action figure and its head is less than 1". I used the sunlight coming through the window and a white paper background. And it looks like a silhouette, too. A bit confusing, isn't it?
▪There is a little difference between a silhouette and a shadow and I was reading about it. This is the photo of the shadow that I took directly from the white paper. If I had wanted to take a silhouette, I would have taken a photo of the figure against a lighted background. In this way, only the dark object would be seen against that background of light, but without leaving a shadow on it. This is how I understand it, but I get more confused when people see the photo and continue calling it a silhouette.▪
Macro Mondays: #Shadow
We make our own cross
When sorrow comes to haunt our days
But whichever god you follow
The pain and grief stubbornly stays
You think you have defeated me
No more worshipping you say
But if you wait for long enough
Until the shadows lengthen
And the world grows silent
This is when the shadows move
Across the bleak earth
In search of the dark angel
Their forbidden lord
When time is suspended
And the light is abhorred
This is when you will wish for me
To bring back the light before the fall
And you will long for me
In that space of time
Between the choice of the shadows
And the eternal soul
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Although this poem has been written for some time I have written these notes about the poem after seeing the desperate plight of the survivors in Turkey and Syria in the past two days. As each hour goes by the death toll goes up after the devastating two earthquakes and aftershocks in their countries.
What is true desperation? I think we have been witnesses to it in these terrible days. Sometimes in our lives there are times when desperation strikes, when all is at a loss. It can take many forms and be a different experience for each one of us.
But I am not going to dwell on this. I can only tell you that my own personal experience of desperation afforded me a shattering realisation, one that ultimately opened my heart wide to belief.
This poem might well be cold comfort for some. For others they might look for a light.
But may you find peace in your life.
This image belongs to my series of works that form my ‘Christ Tree Poems’ and you can find them in my Album here on Flickr.
I have also paired this work with Lisa Gerrard’s ‘Sanvean’ [I Am Your Shadow] which is perfect for this work, as she communes with the Divine in her own powerful moving way with her voice.
And if you would like to see more of my work, please visit my website at:
The shadow looks a bit evil...the small bug in front may not be around much longer...who knew beautiful tulips could be so dangerous...
The tulips of Turkey always look gorgeous...check my blog post:
adpphotography.zenfolio.com/blog/2018/4/The-Tulips-of-turkey
There is no light without shadow.
Shadows of stamen inside the Amaryllis.
This is about 5 cm.
Happy Macro Monday.
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Leaves and trees, birds and flowers, butterflies, lakes and rivers these are a few of my "favorite things" to photograph!
Since this week the weather doesn't show a sing of improvement in this area of PA, I'm choosing this one that I took last November. I like the shadows and soft tones that the camera captured on this one.
It was early in the morning, and the light was soft and perfect, a little cold but I was wearing warm boots and everything else for the long hike. Canada geese were all over the place, which from time to time surprised me with the noise they make with their wings. Deer also were trying to find something to eat close by. Some leaves were laying on the ground, still frozen before the sun warmed them later that day...
Have a great day everyone:
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Photography is my passion, and nature photography is my favorite.
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It's time for DRD's monthly Shadow Box! I love the way the items included in these amazing sets are made in both dark and light versions. The dark version of this month's set is a bloody bathroom scene which is just perfect for Halloween! This month's Shadow Box from DRD also includes a special little box with some bonus items to help you celebrate this ....
Read the rest and grab the designer and event info on Threads & Tuneage
This are just some nice shadows I saw in Luzern at the Vierwaldstättersee around noon. I liked how they lined up almost perfectly. I took this on my small Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ101 at 9.1 mm, f/6.3, 1/800 s, ISO 125.
Taken from the 30th floor of the Sofitel Water Tower Hotel, Chicago.
Part of my Unusual Album flickr.com/photos/22666370@N08/sets/72157668650899833
If you walk through the upper town of Luxembourg, you will not only notice the imposing construction of many buildings and walls, but also the self-contained and extremely stable structure. You can still see today that the city was developed into one of the strongest fortresses in Europe from the 17th century. It was nicknamed "Gibraltar of the North".