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Lots of dark places out there. Lots of places of light as well! People tend to see the dark much more than the light. Pity. On the other hand, there's no shadow without a light and no light without a shadow...
Setting sun creates nice shadows in these hills on the eastern side of the Bitterroot Valley in western Montana.
Shadow and I, enjoying the moment in this abandoned old house. Taiwan.
(thanks to my friend for the shot)
Loved the shadows the hangers projected, people probably wonder when I was more interested in the coat rack than the art exhibit. Sometimes it just happens.
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Shadows cast by a grid fence on the right onto the curved crash barrier in the middle, and them onto the grey solid metal fence on the left.
Late evening sun casting shadows of a stobie electricity pole onto the corrugated iron roof of the North Adelaide railway station.
Day 7/366: Waiting at the bus stop, enjoying the setting sun (yes, sun), I saw my shadow on the wall and thought it would be a fun shot :-)
Who knows what evil lurks in the heart of the woods? The Shadow knows...
Taken for Macro Mondays theme "Into the Woods", I found this dappled area on the side of a tree. The area is about 2 inches across.
For those who don't get the reference above, it is the intro to a 1930's radio program called "The Shadow" (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shadow).
The different photo-strolls tend to blur as memories often do. Ah, I remember now. we were winding down on our first stroll in L5P and the sun was beginning to sink behind the buildings. Todd noticed that some trees were casting their shadows on a beautiful red wall. It was like they were creating their own natural graffiti.
Our stomachs were grumbling by then and it was time for pizza. By the time we came out, the shadows were gone but not forgotten, captured by the lens. Then...