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Foto un pò vecchia, ma personalmente la adoro.
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Shadow cast by Charles and Ray Eames's "Leg Splint" (1942), collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Taken for the Macro Mondays Theme of "It's all about the shadow".
I like the way that the veins of the leaf are shadowed against the bright green areas.
Strobist Info - Metz 45CL-1 fired behind leaf into camera. Diffused by snoot and grid, and fired via Aputure Trigmaster (Plus on Camera and II on flash)
Pictures I took before illness. Well, now, it's better, but I'm still not at my best, anyway, I'm gonna try to shoot some pictures this afternoon, I'm on holidays now.
Evening shadows cast from sagebrush in the meadow below Buffalo Point. Can you spot the bison along Lakeside Trail?
This one has a story behind it. I usually pose in a very specific way for my self portraits but this time I decided to use the self timer. I was waiting for it to go off, I was looking for something I wanted this picture to show. I am working around my shadow self and that's the exact thought I had on the exact moment when I looked in the lens and the picture was taken. Now you see me looking at my shadow self, scared as I should be. Very fascinating way to see myself in this light.
This is a landscape taken around 10km north of my last post. on the road between Vesoul and Dijon.
Wonderful blue skies coupled with beautiful bright sunshine and fairly strong winds and with lots of white clouds quickly moving across the skies, i just watched as the shadows danced across the fields, and finally took this photo.
Shadow Play ~ Saint Joseph, Missouri USA ~ Copyright ©2013 Bob Travaglione. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ~ www.JoeTown.Us ~ www.FoToEdge.com
SHADOW TANGO
We were staying over at a friends house, I went outside for a breath of fresh air, before bed, I love the night-air, the silence, the reflecting lights... I turned around and saw this on the wall... a couple dancing, flicking the legs, well my camera is never far away, my tripod was in the boot of the car, I do always find something to 'steady', plus, again, focus, take a DEEEEEP breath, hold it, click, breathe out... DONE
Good night, M, (*_*)