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The clock tower of Digbeth poilce station shadowing the recently opened Adagio apartments, Digbeth, Birmingham
"In The Shadow, In The Light
I promise you, for all my life
I’ll be Always by your side
In the shadow, in the light.
I’ll follow you, wherever life goes
But I’ll always be aside
In the shadow, in the light.
But if we don’t understand…
Hell is happy, heaven is sad
And that’s the result of our brain…
Insane…
Caravan of life
By day and by night
Every tile’s a part of life
If it’s a shadow or light.
I promise you, even when the tide is high
I’ll be always by your side
In the shadow, in the light"
(In the shadow, in the light - Enigma)
shadows on my face.
experience new terrain. please
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A series of images from a walk up and over Helvellyn, via Keppel Cove in the English Lake District on a lovely late spring day in 2022.
I caught my (almost) 1-year-old playing with his shadow the other day. It was extremely fascinating to watch. I wonder what he was thinking?
Canon 5D Mark III + Canon 135L
Magdeburg / Germany
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Shadows by Night. A giant Wheel with shadows against the Guild Hall in the market place of Newcastle-under-Lyme. Fascinating shapes.
FMS photo a day December 6th 2013 - shadow. No sun to create shadows today so I had to think of something to do in artificial light.
title: what makes a shadow?
author: clyde robert bulla
illustrator: adrienne adams
publisher: scholastic book services
copyright: 1962
I did a photo similar to this a long time ago, but it wasnt as good as i know it could be. So i decided to re-do this photo and im happy i did. If you cant see it, the ring says the word Love on it, which i think just makes the whole photo. And for some people that dont notice it, the ring makes a heart, hahaha.
Shadows require require three things.
In this case they are…
Blue LED point source of light
A camera w/ 14 - 24 mm lens to cast shadows
White packing foam to act as target for shadows
The point source of light + very deep crevices in in a white target create three interesting effects.
1. The edges of the shadow are quite sharp.
2. The deeper the crevice - the lighter the shadow! *
3. Parts of the crevices totally obscure other parts of the shadow.
* it seems that multiple reflections in the crevices actually lighten some parts of the shadow.
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Little cat (not mine) named Shadow, who frequents my garden and loves to chase vines (and my trowel when I'm gardening)
San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Kodak Ultramax 400 (i.e. 200) Convertida-converted
Yashica MG-1(N)
Yashinon 45mm F:2.8
Lightroom 3
I was sure I can never have the time to do deliberate photographic studies, let alone - on a predefined subject and with a deadline. November sunshine proved me wrong: I had 5 minutes, the subject was 'shadows' and I saw them, in my own sitting room and garden. Next day I even found time to crop and clean them a bit, and here they are - for your critique :)