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RAND plastic toy camera (Diana clone) from the 1960s, I have no clue as to where or when this cheap plastic camera came to me, was great fun using it, and was pleasantly surprised by how the photos came out.
Ilford HP5 plus and developed in Rodinal 1+50 for 11 minutes
Playful shadows dance across the canyon near Spider Rock. Spider Rock is a sandstone spire that rises 800 feet (240 m) from the canyon floor at the junction of Canyon de Chelly and Monument Canyon.
While in Chinle we made several visits to Canyon De Chelly (pronounced 'Shay'). This was an amazing awe-inspiring place. The canyon has been the home of different civilizations for thousands of years. The first to settle here were the Puebloans nearly 4,000 years ago. Eventually the Hopi tribe came along, and now is home to about 40 Navajo families.
This was by far the highlight of our trip. My absolute favorite spot that I long to go back to. You can sit on the canyons edge, watch the sunset cast playful moving shadows across the cliffs, and experience absolute silence.
Even from the shadows this great white egret's beautiful white plumage stands out. He poses above the duckweed in the pond along Alligator Alley trail at Circle B Bar Reserve.
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Shadows · Manfred Schoof · Rainer Brüninghaus
My shadow a following death
drags behind me like heavy bricks
it won't shut up
never alone it does not leave
it whispers things to me
like screaming crows
I wonder why but never ask
my bones bleeding in fear
I am lost.. I am lost..
I am death following myself
in this deep dark madness
of just me.. me
someone take my hand
take me out of this drowning pain
come dance with me
we will be ghosts with heavy skulls
yelling boo to all the humans that wander about
there I will be
a shadow that whispers hello in your ear
and I will take my pain
to scream the trees awake
so you too, can dance with me
Jaimie Wylie Photography
Film & Self.
I thought these lines looked interesting but when a person strolled by, it made the shot all the better. So I set up and shot person after person untill this individual entered the shot, and it was best.
The shadows were most interesting although they contribute to a sort of paradox. At first blush they look like they are caused by the pillars that front them. However, the sun is on the pillars so that doesn't quite fit. Rather, there are similar free standing pillars to the left and just out of the image. You probably figured that out but small things entertain this photographer. This is the third in the series "Lines of Edmonton".
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•~...muchas personas se cruzarán en el sendero de la vida, pero con pocas podrás compartir..., tu sombra (entiéndase el lado oscuro) ...pocos se quedarán y te ayudarán. Gracias, por formar parte y ayudarme a sentir un poco de adrenalina..., de vida explorando. Bien sabemos que con mi dificultad física no es fácil...~
I think, my favorite pic taken in a public garden... I love this shadow, enigmatic, in a tube like an organ's one, and I listen to this delicious and baroque music from my son.
He's an organist in a black and white sweet dream.
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Love this one, so much...
“A conversation is a dialogue, not a monologue. That's why there are so few good conversations: due to scarcity, two intelligent talkers seldom meet” - Truman Capote
After a rainy evening at the Pike Place market, Seattle. The reflection of Neon lights in the market place added a perfect blend to the mood of this picture