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I've always liked shadows, as seen on a walk and converted to monochrome.
Pentax K3iii & 20-40mmWR
I learnt about the following many years ago, which gives the darkest possible view of shadows:
In the shadows and light of the garden a Eurasian-collared Dove (Streptopelia decaocto) quietly feeds on the seeds dropped by the other birds at a feeder.
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From the other side of Paignton pier, using the stands to create a little sunburst and striking shadows
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
HMM-- the theme for today, 7/15, is "patterns in nature" and this is one possibility for posting :) i think this one is my favorite of the five :) so this is a sentimental choice :)
normally her longest whisker is almost 3 inches but she had turned her head to see what i was doing, so curved they all fell well within the 3 inch parameters!!
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.
A random alley in New Brighton Wirral.
Ilford FP4 pushed one stop.
Minolta X300. Sigma Lens.
Not the most interesting aspect but I was taken with how the shadows do not foul or cross a plane of perspective or detail in the foreground. project potential.
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!
……One from a couple of weeks ago now, a local walk we’ve done a few times during lockdown! We’re lucky to have such places to walk to but glad now to be able to cast the net a little wider. Happy Tree Tuesday, Alan:-)…..
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