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Eglise du Sacré Coeur à Dijon (21 - Côte d'Or)
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barrio Villa Esperanza, Granada.
all images in the "child of hope" series taken for Empowerment International
frame & signature applied in PicMonkey.
Wow. didnt think this one wold turn out so well. im happy with it, still learning. (M Shadows from Avenged Sevenfold)
Artificial though it is, there was something stunning about the 3D effect of this contrail shadow projected by the rising sun. We get a lot of contrails here - right below the Paris-Geneva air corridor - doing their bit for global warming ...
Yesterday I found this cup and saucer set for reading fortunes using tea leaves. It was in a local charity shop. It looked brand new but they'd stuck a label on its box saying "No book".
I asked to look inside, someone said "There is no book",
I said I'd like to look anyway.
The cup was packaged beautifully with red cloth around it. Under the red cloth was the saucer. And under that was the book. I said "Look, the book".
Without letting me see it the woman at the till extracted it and looked at it. "Its in Chinese" she said. "Do you still want it?". "Yes" I said.
And when I got it home and looked at it I found it was in English!
Of course its no use to me as I don't drink tea!
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Though the cup's real use, for me, is of course as a subject for February's MSH category - tomorrow - as what else does someone want to read fortunes for but to know what tomorrow holds?
Analysis in Sketch Book
I have used a camera as a object to create a shadow, in relation to using a similar camera to take the actual pictures. The video has a black and white filter to force the shadows to be emphasised by the setting making the black areas deeper and have more contrast to their surroundings. I have used multiple light sources to have a second shadow overlaying the other. One shadow is stationary, while the other orbits the object (camera). I have tried to demonstrate Apart and Together by using the multiple shadows, rather than one, to show togetherness within the shadows, as they overlap. The black and white filter also enhances the overlapping shadows as the darkest areas are further deepened and have more depth. One of the light sources was turned off half way through the animation in order to demonstrate the "Apart" feeling of the theme. If I were to do this again, I would take the photos more carefully and try to stop moving as much and to keep the shadow's tones the same when necessary, and not accidentally change the tone of the shadow when it should only be moving. I was unable to fix the shadow's tones in the photos as there were too many photos and the background tone would also change and therefore make the mistake stand out even more than before.
this shadow appears on the window over my kitchen sink at a certain time every day. i love it so much.
blogged here: daydreamerpress.blogspot.com/2010/01/simple-pleasure.html
'Shadow Play'
Editorial up on INP Magazine
Featuring Emily J Odonnell