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Lyttelton Farmers Market

Christchurch New Zealand

the shadow abstract of palm leaves

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Was messing about with the photo editor on my camera phone. Used the stamp/shadow effect. Somehow reminds me old old fanzines from years ago for some reason.

Nikon F3, Ektar 100, pushed to 400

Experiemented with taking photos of my shadow while in midair. Particularly liked this one so flip-reversed it to form some sort of weird tribalesque conjoined twin figure.

 

Also, I think this picture (the thumbnail at least) looks a bit like one of those psychological ink blot tests - I see a beetle's face or a sort of organic, semi-evolved space invader. You?

The Shadow is from a glass on another table

This month the competition theme for the camera club is shadow, I am now looking at all shadows like never before.

sun breaking through.

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I liked this shot instantly because I had focussed on the eye that was further away from the camera which really accentuates the shallow depth of field. I also liked the Costa's bokeh!!

 

All comments, critiques, suggestions and favourites are welcome and appreciated.

I'd never fancied myself a shadow puppet show designer, but a friend asked me to build one for The Heist Project, so I did.

Playing around with shadows and trying to be arty.

three shadows x) i had fun shooting these, i chose 3 out of what? 300? haha, easy to take, but hard to fit together lol. (:

Testing the projection of shadows of the flowers

@Harbin, China

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Shadows creep from under bridges

masking doorways into spring,

paths that lead to nowhere

just circles in a ring,

shadows in the summer

are mere ghosts of yesterday

that linger in my fractured mind

to haunt and cause dismay.

From BBC Poetry Corner - Fae x

Spa 6 hours 2016

FIA Masters Historic Formula One Championship

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FRIESER Keith

 

Visit my website : www.vincentdehon.com

  

Shadow of our tour bus as we passed alongside an uneven cliff wall beside the road. The top "antenna" is the rear-view mirror, and the lower one is actually the corner-post between the windshield and door.

 

Uncropped, and unexpected.

 

From my Norway collection.

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After a long hiatus I am back on the 52wk Photo Challenge. This is Week 9 - Shadows.

Bridge 59 on the Huddersfield Narrow canal, by Marsden station

Shadows for origami cranes. Part of an origami crane display at UUCCH Fellowship Gallery in Cherry Hill NJ. Picture captured with a Motorola Bravo MB520, processed with Pixlr-O-Matic using the Hagrid filter and Peri edge. Please visit - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thousand_origami_cranes

 

We will be sending our 1000 cranes to Japan at the end of the show.

How do creative professionals who are paid to think outside the box express themselves? At Corey McPherson Nash, we do it inside the box—a shallow, glass-topped, wooden box, to be exact.

 

14 years ago we resuscitated the quaint craft of shadow-box making and turned it into a company ritual. The rules are simple: Don't go outside the box, and don't put anything living inside the box. But the object is ambitious: to provide a hands-on tutorial in Corey McPherson Nash's organizational culture. "Our basic operating principle is to define broad goals, supply a little structure, and then give people the freedom to do creative work."

 

With the shadow boxes, that principle has produced wildly diverse visions. Among the completed boxes: a vivid frightscape, complete with a crank for animating dancing-devil cutouts; a meditation on "what it could have been," featuring a loose marble and a list of design possibilities; and Tom Corey's own taxonomy of "bad seeds."

shadows are always with us..

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As I wrote in an earlier post, My friend Mads is working on a brand new look for the site, and he is in the last testing phase now, and that might give some down time on the blog.

And some of the links and pages might be missing for a while, but don't worrie it will all be up and running again very soon.

Ohhh and Happy Birthday Flemming.

I'm only gonna tell you two things about this photo.

  

It's from Bryce Canyon.

It's not My shadow, but some womans.

 

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Thsi would be Shadow and Marie. Shadow is my character from Miracle Court, and Marie is from his past. 'tis a long story there, let's just say he got a little beyond broken over that one...

 

So for the artistic rant, well I'll say I haven't touched my copic in a while, so I excuse the lamess of the blending and some of the color choices. For example his face is too dark (though that was my own stupidity, I accidently changed marker after taking a sip of my drink and just, was too distracted to notice right away -_-)

 

I like .... the arm reast and the plant? XD well I do. And his hair. I like drawing male hair for some strange reason.

Shadow puppetry of Orissa by Ravan Chhaye Natya Sansad (India) at the Esplanade Forecourt Garden during Kalaa Utsavam, Indian Festival of Arts.

Photo kindly shared by Linda & Peter Rogers

 

For Peter's 4th birthday - they threw the most awesome shadow appreciation party!

 

Love those wall decorations!

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