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Photographs have the ability to endow commonplace objects with significance which they do not possess in reality.
I came upon this long winding fence set up in the middle of a vast field. At first I could not picture it having any special photographic offerings. I noticed the clouds and took some shots trying to avoid lens flare. But why not use that beautiful sun as the main character instead of ignoring it?
That's when the fence gave me it's true beauty; a rhythm of angles created by it's slats and it's shadow across the entire photo field from corner to corner at various distances, playing off the positive and negative spaces against one another...
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:
HMAM 😊😊😍
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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
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!!
And another link of my vocal for a song to all friends here.
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Have a good day!
There is no light without shadow.
Shadows of stamen inside the Amaryllis.
This is about 5 cm.
Happy Macro Monday.
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“But he was a man without a shadow – or perhaps a shadow without a man.”
Quote — Anthony Horowitz
Do you see the 'little shadow man' too?
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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!
updated my gallery: The Language of Forms
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……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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