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This caught my attention this evening. It is a casting shadow on a side of a building from the setting sun.
Looking down from above on holiday makers surf casting in the hopes of catching a big one.
Judging by all the footprints, some look like they have been at it for a while.
As can be seen, lots of dangerous undertow here.
Here's a handy recipe book for casting spells on Halloween or anytime there's a full moon. Even if you could assemble the ingredients I really don't recommend doing this. I did like the instruction, upper right, to "hold hands and chant - repeat chanting until eyes glaze over".
Photographer and Model; Kit Balogh
Pose and Props; Sourceress, Power of Word
Fire: Sourceress, The Ritual
Dress; Angel Dessous, Dolce in acorn
Hair; Fascino; Twinkle Kitty
Skin; Redgrave, Trinity
The casting shed at the base of the blast furnace at the Saugus Iron Works. This is where molten iron from the furnace could be formed into pig iron bars in trenches in the sand floor as seen here, or cast in separate molds or patterned depressions in the sand floor to make products like cookware and "firebacks" (which reflected heat from a fireplace).
The Saugus Iron Works began operation in 1646 as the first successful integrated facility for the production of cast and wrought iron in the Americas. Although this may look a bit crude by modern standards, it was a surprisingly sophisticated operation for the time. For more information on the Saugus Iron Works and the iron making process, please see the park's web site.
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I believe a hawk regurgitation is called casting! I believe this is a fishing line! Interesting! 😄
He who isolates himself in order to enjoy a kind of independence in his egotistic and external self does not find unity at all, for he disintegrates into a multiplicity of conflicting passions and finally ends in confusion and total unreality. Solitude is not and can never be a narcissistic dialogue of the ego with itself. . . . Go into the desert not to escape other men but in order to find them in God.
-Thomas Merton, New Seeds of Contemplation (New York: New Directions, 1961), 52, 53.
20 118 and 20 096 cast a long shadow as they emerge into the evening sun whilst heading towards Whitacre Junction with 7X09 11.47 Old Dalby to West Ruislip.
Coming home from work Sunday, the sky was magnificent and there were rainbows, so I headed to Sunrise Park in Holly Hill, along the Halifax River, to grab some quick shots. It was gorgeous and I captured some great images, even though it was still sprinkling, and I chose one of my better point and shoots rather than get my Canon wet. The rain quickly moved out, but with the light quickly fading, I chose to keep using the Fujifilm instead of going back to my car for the Canon. I was really pleased with some of the images, even though they weren't quite as sharp as the light faded. It was the kind of day you don't want to forget.
This man was standing in the river, net casting in shallow water. It didn't appear that he was having any luck, and after I took a few shots of him, I noticed he saw me and didn't seem comfortable with it, (probably because of the lack of fish!) so I stopped, and chose to keep the images in silhouette.
Patrick Gorman of the film Gettysberg
I recently had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Gorman on a casting for a shoot I have coming up in January. Patrick's acting hails back to the seventies. He's acted in films like Gods and Generals, Gettysberg, Above The Law, and The Land That Time Forgot. (Dont ask me what these films are about, however I may have seen Gettsberg when I had a sub in 8th grade history) He has also starred some contemporary TV shows like Parks and Rec, The Drew Carey Show, and my personal favorite Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
One Funny thing about Patrick is that he is an ultimate character, I could not believe the fashion he walked in with, bright yellow 1980's sun glasses, big brown boots, levi's 501's and a sweet beige safari jacket. I was ready to shoot him then, but for the casting we needed all the guys in formal wear. We then started shooting some simple shots. Before I knew it we were shooting some of the most defined and intense portraits I have shot in a while.
As a portrait photographer always looking for interesting people, this is the type of guy you want to keep in the rolodex. I could not believe his look, he was amazing on camera, I could not take a bad picture of him. I was amazed at his subtle expressions, weathered look, and determination in his eyes. Once more, he has a bunch of horses I can't wait to point a camera at.
ps.. this was shot on my 20D circa 2005. go's to show its not always about the camera you have.
As the sun sets on the horizon a man casts his line to fish from the jetty that encloses Princeton Harbor at El Granada on the northern Pacific coast of California. His gear consists simply of a trout rod and some bait. His quarry can be anything from a six-inch rockfish to a chunky lingcod, crabs or maybe even a shark. The possibilities are endless.
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