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Shadow dancing with Wiki on our walk this morning.
For Our Daily Challenge topic - 'Shadows'
4 pix in this shadow series
A photo of Oxford from last year. This one was taken with the fish-eye lens - I know we typically try our best to not get shadows in a photo, but in the case I thought it added to the image.
Very busy and hectic week ahead for me, so will comment whenever I can.
Blimey, after approx 11 months without a photo in Explore just found out that this one has got to #215 in Explore on Tue 19 Mar 2013.
Taken during our recent holiday in the sunshine of Florida!
52 in 2018 Challenge #47 Shadows ....
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One 540ex to camera far right, with self made styroboard Gobo
One 430ez to camera left, bare, long focus and high up, pointing down
Triggered with Pocket Wizards
Best effort from a model ever, first timer and stunning results.
Shot at home against a white wall...
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Funny lens tricks here. I don't know how it is even possble but there are inverted and not inverted shadows of the in-focus subject in the blokens and bokeh around it. Any optics experts out there? How is this possible. I've never seen it in a lifetime of taking photos. No flash was used here.
Sylhet, 2016
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A wintery sunrise shines through the trees at Wollaton Park in Nottingham casting some lovely shadows.
Stand still, and I will read to thee
A lecture, love, in love's philosophy
These three hours that we have spent,
Walking here, two shadows went
Along with us, which we ourselves produc'd.
But, now the sun is just above our head,
We do those shadows tread,
And to brave clearness all things are reduc'd.
So whilst our infant loves did grow, Disguises did, and shadows, flow
From us, and our cares; but now 'tis not so.
That love has not attain'd the high'st degree,
Which is still diligent lest others see.
Except our loves at this noon stay,
We shall new shadows make the other way.
As the first were made to blind
Others, these which come behind
Will work upon ourselves, and blind our eyes.
If our loves faint, and westwardly decline,
To me thou, falsely, thine,
And I to thee mine actions shall disguise.
The morning shadows wear away,
But these grow longer all the day;
But oh, love's day is short, if love decay.
Love is a growing, or full constant light,
And his first minute, after noon, is night.
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Play of Shadows at sunset at the Grand Canyon..
For: The Flickr Lounge Weekly Theme - (Extra)ordinary
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52 weeks of pix 2013
week 4 theme: shadows
colors of 2013 with Eva Ricci
January: red 4/52
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today was the first chance I had to shoot for shadows... it was an ugly day out, not a shadow to be found so I went in and this is what I came up with.
July 9, 2020
My shadow cast by low evening sun at Crosby Beach. We were looking for tiger beetles.
Crosby Landing Beach
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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With the strong summer shadows I've been trying to channel my inner Valérie Jardin and shooting shadows. Cambridge being a dense city with few high rise buildings makes for great shadows, but most of the things the shadows fall upon are quite noisy, so I've found it hard to pull off what I've been trying to capture. Thankfully this white building provided a nice canvas.
Taken Circa 1995 in Alexandria, VA
Nikon f4, 85mm Nikkor
Kodak Ektachrome
Digitized using a Nikon LS-9000
Week #4 of 52 of 2012
Theme: Shadow
The lamp sits on top of a bookcase in the corner of my living room. It gives off this wonderful shadow pattern. The vintage Ricard bottle I brought back from a walking holiday in Corsica (where they are used as water carafes in restaurants) and the paperweight was a present for my duties as bridesmaid at my sister's wedding more than 25 years ago. Both objects sit on top of the bookcase too, I repositioned them slightly to include them in the shot. I added a light texture, vignette and adjusted the colour and exposure to give it a more aged feel.