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Winding architecture that casts its shadow and laundry hung up to dry is part of the Italian way of life. I love it!
Terrace at 11.371 ft - Mont Blanc Courmayeur Italy
Terrazza a 3.466 m - Monte Bianco Courmayeur Italia
Saturday Self-Challenge: Glass bottles, jars or jugs
Usually this would have been an easy challenge for me since I have a rather massive bottle collection. Trouble is, I'm here in Florida and my collection is in storage in Maryland. Not to worry, I live near a thrift store and was able to find a suitable subject for the challenge, I have always loved colored glass, especially the way light shines through it to create beautiful colored shadows. There was just enough sunshine left in the day for me to capture this image.
Have a great weekend, everyone!
Shadows on a door.
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Nanzenji
Kyoto, JAPAN
Photographed on the Kyoto photowalking with my friends Eric, Teruhide-san and Roger.
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Kyle Lighthouse in the shadow of Skye Bridge in Kyle of Lochalsh, Scotland.
In the embrace of a spotlight, she twirls barefoot, and becomes the Shadow Dancer, her movements weaving stories as her silhouette whispers secrets to the walls.
Taken @ Naturally Naughty
Shadows and holes
Wetness and soles
Road that leads far away
Water it shines
On the sunshine it dines
In the holes, it now does stay
Pleasing the eyes
Catching blue from the skies
Dancing with shadows, all of the day
Happily wetting the walking soles
Then re-filling the many holes
Of the road, that leads, so far away
Shadow Update: With the combination of warm weather, Cosequin, and Dr. Johnson’s Vetpro Complete Hip and Joint, especially for dysplasia, Shadow seems to have improved a little. She still spends a lot of time lying around, but she seems willing to do a little more and not in much pain. She often walks on three legs still, at night mostly. I’ve started taking her on short walks, and she lets me know when it’s time to turn around. She'll go into the back yard and play with her football a little. I rub her hip multiple times a day, and you can feel it getting worse, the gap wider. She seems to be managing it pretty well though. I will hold on to her as long as possible.
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…Another Lacock shot, I rather liked the shadows here, a great place to visit & well done N/Trust again…. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lacock-abbey-fox-talbot-museum-a...
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