A very nice lamp shade, hanging in a very nice hall in London

Connecticut Shade Barn

Tobacco Leaf Drying Process

Windsor, Connecticut

Taken in September 2018

Tobacco farming in the Connecticut Valley has a long history. When the first settlers came to the valley in the 1630s, tobacco was already being grown by the native population. Windsor, Connecticut is the epicenter for the tobacco industry in Connecticut.

Connecticut shade tobacco is a tobacco grown under shade in the Connecticut River valley of the U.S. states of Connecticut, and is used primarily for binder and wrapper for premium cigars.

Sheep taking advantage of a shady tree on a hot day in the north Cotswolds near Snowshill.

Lambertville, NJ

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We are actually quite curious about the meaning of words on the wall... Our local tour guide told us it means "Do not litter. Pick it up if you find one!". Glad it is not something funny!! ^_^

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Bandipur, Tanahu District, Nepal

Fountain

Old Hey Wood, Newton-in-Makerfield.

Near the bendy tree.

sun and shade London

canon 5D MKIII

canon 16-35mm F4 L

Maisie grabbing some shade while on a late spring beach walk.

SONY α7

FE 55mm F1.8 ZA

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Playing with lights and shadows.

Walvis Bay Dunes.

Revisiting a few images from last Year's trip to Namibia

Taken with a Canon EOS 50D converted to infrared 720nm.

Pensthorpe Natural Park, Norfolk, England - 13th September, 2019

In the Neversink Uniique Area Near Wolf Lake, NY.

Inktense pencils on khadi paper 210mm x 420mm - in situ.

Great to find sun - and shade - at glorious Clun...

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At Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark, Co. Fermanagh,

Starfire had to get in the shade before she got to much sun...lol

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in honor of the victims of the Shoah

Some shade garden color. Everything is flourishing and volunteering this year.

16"x 20"

The Spiritual Walk that takes place during the annual Pushkar Mela.

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Shot by Golam Raufu

New addition to the shade garden. This pseudo Japanese tower will specialize in succulents. Ornamental sweet potato vines will climb around all the towers. Hellebores and hosta are on the ground.

This is a photo of a miniature wooden elephant, kept in front of my bed with a candle placed diagonally to reflect its light over the bed so as to create the shadow of the elephant on the ground... Just a curious experiment!

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View across a fairway, Wollaton Park golf course, Nottingham.

I have alot of shade in my yard, so I grow alot of different ferns. I love the different shapes and textures!

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Another example of that sudden burst of sunshine through dark skies. OK viewed large.

This was taken before we reached Lake Windermere, and due west of Whitbarrow. The pasture in front was bathed in strong sunshine, and this effect continued through the valley. On either side the land was in deep shade.

The mountains in the far background appeared dark, with only a small touch of snow to relieve the grey.

So many weather systems sweep over this corner of NW England, and the effects of light/shade are wonderful whilst they last.

Taken in the English Lake District, south of Lake Windermere.