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And shadows we shall be,
Shadows we shall stay
Until we see what it is that
made us hopelessly blind to the things to be.
Remembering that which was,
that which will be
Shadows we shall no longer be.
Random poem that came to mind when looking at this picture.
So, I don't have much to say other then I took this this last weekend and just in time for my camera to stop working. I'm fortunate to have a friend who is willing to let me borrow her camera until I get a new one, which will be at least a month maybe two.
Shadow is a 3 month old cocker spaniel that was previously owned by a breeder. Poor little Shadow broke his leg - a very serious break -and the breeder did have not the financial means to have the leg repaired. - either putting him to sleep or amputing his leg were the options the breeder was considering. So, thankfully the breeder contacted Atlanta Pet Rescue and little Shadow is having his surgery today, which will cost about $1700.. This image and two others were taken for the website. Please visit www.atlantapetrescue.org to see the wonderful pets currently available for adoption.
"I diid! I diid thee a Puthycat!
Created for The Daily Shoot on January 24, 2011 #DS435:
Use hard light that casts sharp distinct shadows in a photograph today.
Here is a close-up.
Sure you can go to Philadelphia for some acrobatic dancing in the street, but here in rural New York, we do street dancing old skool.
I stumbled upon these Morris dancers outside our local co-op on one of the rare sunny afternoons we've had this month.
Picture Spring 2011 Day 16: out of the shadows
Thanks, Holly, for reminding me about this photo -- it's not as exciting as yours, but shadows are in short supply lately.
A couple of minutes sooner and the shadow of St Mary's would have fallen better on the Radcliffe Camera 3/4
The shadow of the grill of the Palacio de la Salina in Salamanca is reflected on the wall by the strong light.
Shadow puppetry originated during the Han Dynasty when one of the concubines of Emperor Wu of Han died from an illness. The emperor was devastated, and he summoned his court officers to bring his beloved back to life. The officers made a shape of the concubine using donkey leather. Her joints were animated using 11 separate pieces of the leather, and adorned with painted clothes. Using an oil lamp they made her shadow move, bringing her back to life.
Thinking of shadows today for the daily shoot, I tried this new look ... with thick lips and winky eyes with the help of some leaves. I am wearing a scarfe, hence the neck goitre ...
Taken with iPhone3GS..
1974 Shadow DN4 racing in Group 8B (1967-1974 Can-Am Cars) at the 2011 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion.
Art Institute of Chicago main staircase; the strong light coming thru the skylight created this wonderful shadow on the Grand Staircase.
Canon FL50mm F1.4 II.(1968)
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Canon EOS R.
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Mount Adapter FD-EOS R.
For Our Daily Challenge - Skills "Corner" - Shadows
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