Pine tree cone & shadow #3 by goodoleboy

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Apr 17, 2013

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Getting a new slant on things. Captured 1/17/13, very early in the AM, somewhere around the neighborhood. As recommended in most of my postings, a ZOOM would be cool. Farvel, and have a nice day.

Comments (11)

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magnus073

9:57PM | Wed, 17 April 2013

NIce work Harry, a very clever idea for a photo.

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MrsRatbag

10:03PM | Wed, 17 April 2013

Superb composition and capture, Harry; what a wonderful image!

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mgtcs

11:21PM | Wed, 17 April 2013

Incredible capture here, perfect camera angel, fantastic photography!***

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durleybeachbum

12:24AM | Thu, 18 April 2013

Grea pic, Harry! So well seen.

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johndoop

2:01AM | Thu, 18 April 2013

Wonderful camera angel nice shadow. Good job!!!

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prutzworks

3:44AM | Thu, 18 April 2013

cool lihgtplay

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photosynthesis

2:23PM | Thu, 18 April 2013

Very cool shadow & a creative composition...

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Cyve

9:33AM | Fri, 19 April 2013

Stunning and beautiful !

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tizjezzme

10:31AM | Fri, 19 April 2013

I'll bet that sweet cone thinks he's so BIG! LOL Great shot Harry, interesting how different things look in their perfect shadow.

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tennesseecowgirl

1:25AM | Sat, 20 April 2013

great details and shot Harry

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anahata.c

2:48AM | Mon, 10 June 2013

I see a lot of people above agree that this is a beautiful capture. I've commented on a number of your shots of lone objects on an early-morning surface; and they never, ever get tired. The intense shadows, the wonderful early light, the intense detail of the sidewalks and lots, etc, keep them forever fresh and alive. They bristle. The pine cone is intense enough as it is, here---half in shadow, half illumined by the light---but, with its looming shadow, you have the perfect 'mate'. And, as with many others like this, I love the texture of the ground, it's always so alive in your captures. Amazing how the light in your shots runs from bleached whites to beiges to reds to yellows and even golds, depending on the minute and the locale. Here, it's an intense yellow-white. And it looks like it's really intense just off the left side of the shot...I love these shots, they're electric.