The object of this two week challenge is “Shadows”. Besides finding interesting shadows in nature, there are so many ways of creating interesting shadows yourself with simple props. Here is a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReA_YxjgjRU
The object of this two week challenge is “Shadows”. Besides finding interesting shadows in nature, there are so many ways of creating interesting shadows yourself with simple props. Here is a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReA_YxjgjRU
Morning sunshine through our kitchen window hitting one of the breakfast nook stools.
shadow of the fence on snow , ISO 200 50mm f9,0 1/500 b/w
Interesting repeating patterns. Well spotted Della. Like how you cropped it.
I went downtown to try to find something different.
ISO 800, 24 mm, f 14, 1/1000 s
Interesting abstract. I would have cropped it and leave the tree and tree shadow out. Well spotted.
That’s interesting. My first crop was without the tree and tree shadow. My husband suggested I put them back in!
Here it is
A somewhat balanced image of a twisted wire bundle and its shadow. Used a barndoor floodlight with the barndoors almost closed, simulating a single light source. The shadows are quite sharp, but other stray light from distant light sources caused some ghosting.
Walking Bailey after dinner in Radium….and caught some long shadows
Morning forest shadows on the golf course- Radium.
Amped up the contrast a bit, on my phone.
Love this image, the colour and the emotion it invokes. Well done!
Glenmore pathway bridge. Taken with cell phone.
Great pattern and leading lines.
Some interesting geometric patterns – taken with iPhone 15 while on a bike ride around the Glenmore Reservoir
Taken several years ago in the maze on the main floor of the Guggenheim in Bilboa – I tried to adjust contrast, exposure, brightness and saturation as the light was quite dim because of the narrow opening at the top of this part of the curved metal walled structure