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For Black and White Wednesday. Theme : Shadows. (With added emotion and story)
I had many ideas involving my friends and I making elaborate, emotional stories with shadow hand puppets. But, alas, it was not to be. My first ideas never seem to turn out!
So, Carly and I ended up teasing a very hungry dog with a spoonful of yoghurt.
Emotion : Curiosity and desire, fueled by hunger.
Story : One Pooch's quest for the creamy goodness of the forbidden yoghurt.
His face says it all. (The fact that he let us annoy him with a torch and a lot of "Sit Leon, Sit, Wait!!!" - shows that dogs really will do anything on the quest for food) lol.
Hopefully this fits the challenge. Working with animals is hard! Can't keep him still or stop him walking into shots.
Happy black and white Wednesday everyone!!!
This group had just left us, they stopped to say hello to the dogs. This photo has a lot of things I like - people, shadows and patterns (the bricks).
Shadow shooting shadows
Best viewed Large and on black background (press L / click on the pic)
:)
Original pic in comments.
Picture taken in The Harp, Reykjavik :)
The girls and I couldn't resist the warm weather so they got out their scooters and we headed to our favorite garden store. This winter has been entirely too long.
Upload for Strobist Sunday shadow theme.
I took this self portrait at beginning of November as part of my 365 which is now on the back burner. I placed my flash outside the french doors to our garden. We've got opaque vertical blinds and i was trying to get high contrast stripes of light by playing around with angle of the blinds and position of the SB900. Flash is bare bulb on a light stand at head height. about 6' camera left on 1/2 or full power. Triggered with my cheap, not very good Calumet radio triggers.
Spotmatic II | Super Takumar 55mm | Arista Premium 400
Roll #61. Frame 29. y2 filter. iso 320.
1/125; f/11
Dev: Rodinal, 1:100. 1hr, 30min standing @ 65°F.
Photowalk at Port Adelaide with new Flickr friends.
Doorway to one of the old buildings. This is a 20sec exposure at ISO1600, only light was a street lamp about 20 meters to my right. I find the shadow on the right hand side door really intriguing, like a mystery of some sort.
What's behind the door...
Last year a group of us went up to Rainer to climb the Tahoma Glacier. Here you can see us at about 12,000 feet. Ahead you can see the amazing shadow of Rainier.
Cornering tree casting its shadow away from a vineyard. That part of a vineyard was abandoned a few years ago and is rapidly decaying - expected from vines more than a century old. Mid-September 2015.
Taken with panoramic swing-lens Horizon 202 camera, and its MC2.8/28mm lens, on Fujichrome Provia 100F RDPIII slide film.
Scanned with Plustek OpticFilm 8100, with VueScan x64 9.5. Scanned to two scans, stitched with AutoPano.
Shot taken at the science center , this shadow of a human face is created by a piece of wood , light source from your left .
Shadows... Light...
Both sides...
"I`ve looked at love from both sides now
From give and take, and still somehow
It`s love`s illusions I recall
I really don`t know love at all
Tears and fears and feeling proud
To say "I love you" right out loud
Dreams and schemes and circus crowds
I`ve looked at life that way
But now old friends are acting strange
They shake their heads, they say I`ve changed
Well something`s lost, but something`s gained
In living every day..."
(Both sides now - Joni Mitchell)
Para ver e ouvir Joni Mitchell...
Usually we attach the appearance of shadows to Opacity, but transparency can also give birth to shadows (That's why we call it Trans-PARENT)
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בדרך כלל אנו מייחסים את התופעה של צל לדברים אטומים, אבל גם דברים שקופים יכולים להוליד צללים
#27/52 - 52 Weeks project
Another 52weeks shot executed on film. I am the shadow on the right.
Camera: Pentax K1000
Lens: Sigma Super Wide II 24mm f2.8
Film: Fujicolor C200
Scanner: Minolta Dimage Scan Elite 5400