.Pulling one from the archives this week, since it works so well for both Sepia Scenes and Thematic Photographic's "shadow" theme. Photographing shadows has always been a keen interest of mine, I'm intrigued by the interplay between the seen and the unseen. (I think) this one is a potted lemon tree, or perhaps it's the clementine. I'm too tired cold lazy to go upstairs and take a look. Here are some several related shots taken a few months earlier as well.
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I would never have thought to just take shots of shadows...they are all interesting.
ReplyDeleteWonderful robin I like playing around with shadows also.
ReplyDeleteI thought about joining the shadow photo meme too. But right now I am having some PC problems so I am waiting.
This is very very good...I like it very much.
http://shinade.blogspot.com/2008/12/seapia-scenes-golden-shades.html
Happy Wednesday:-)
How pretty! I don't think I've ever seen a shadow that looked that good.
ReplyDeleteYour technique seems to have made the shadow stand out. Neat!
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea to play with the shadow in sepia! It turned out so well!
ReplyDeleteI like it!
ReplyDeleteCreative composition.
That's lovely, Robin! I was psyched to see his theme was shadow(s), since I love them too :-) Mine'll be up at midnight my time.
ReplyDeleteSepia shadows ... how beautiful! Nice entry.
ReplyDeleteThis certainly fits both of your themes.
ReplyDeleteVery clever to use the sepia with the shadows. I never would have thought of that.
I really like this - nice job.
The technique really brings the shadow to life.
ReplyDeleteNicely done! I love Sepia as well :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Nita
Works fabulously for both. Simple and elegant. Love the juxtaposition of the organic with the architectural.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful and original idea. Well-done!
ReplyDeleteI like this a lot for either prompt. I suppose that shouldn't be surprising since I'm a big fan of monochrome and ... well, what's more monochromatic than a shadow?
ReplyDeleteI find shadows very interesting. Especially on walls or ceilings. It adds a touch of mystery to them :)
ReplyDeleteLovely shoot!
Like you, I always find shadows pretty interesting! This one is very nice!~
ReplyDeleteMine is here. Happy SS!
You are really good. You should have a book!
ReplyDeleteI love shadows!! I participate in Sunday Shadow Shots and it has really helped me see them in new and different ways
ReplyDeletethis photo is wonderful!!
Hi Robin,
ReplyDeleteI like the shadow shot in sepia. very cool...
Shadows are fascinating aren't they? Love this!
ReplyDeleteIt looks quite artistic! Great photo :)
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