Fire hydrant #8 - with shadow by goodoleboy
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The same hydrant viewed from two separate POVs, captured 9/28/13, very early morning, about .75 miles from home.
With the shadows growing longer each passing day, along with the approach of my beloved Halloween, this is one of my favorite times of the year.
Note the difference in clarity, contrast and length of the shadow between the two fotos. All I did was change my vantage point and not my settings.
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Pozegnanie.
Comments (11)
ronmolina
Interesting POV and shadow work!
mgtcs
Excellent work with shadows my friend, amazing photos!
Cyve
Great captures... very very well done !
magnus073
Very nice looking captures, Harry. Really like the shadows here.
racolt33
Great shadow, looks much like a rocket ready to launch. Well worth the early morning walks. The shadows are terrific . Nice work !
HopeFadesEternal
Great photos, I always loved looking at the images shadows can create.
MrsRatbag
I love how incredibly tall he seems in the bottom shot...that low angle light is just fantastic! You did well here, great colour and contrast!
durleybeachbum
Such dynamic, strong compositions!
johndoop
Beautiful dynamic compositions Like the shadows !!!!!!!!!
tennesseecowgirl
Great shadows and captures!!
anahata.c
First, you wrote "very early morning, about .75 miles from home". When I first read that, I read "75 miles from home"---ie, no decimal point. I thought, s__t, this guy walks FAR first thing in the morning! A mis-read... This is another crystalline piece in your shadows series. I don't know why the two shadows are different, but they're an amazing contrast. The light---mm! What you do with early light...I just love it. It's intense and so yellow, and yet bleached white too. In the first, it makes the blue shadow stand out. And in the second, you have the hint of very bright sun just out of the frame (right side) with this bleached, intense presence. And your angles/ tilts are very dramatic, and they go opposite directions (good for montage). For 2 'minimal' shots, these are very rich; and the last one feels like high noon at the apocalypse-around-the-corner. Fine work all around. Harry, I'm going to sleep now. I'll be back for more while I'm commenting, but glad I got a head start in your gallery, always a pleasure. And btw, the background in my last post does appear artificial; I worked with that, but any more work would've made the 512 kb limit impossible. But that's the actual city back there, looking artificial from the fade and coloring. Thanks for the comment, and all the others. Your comments on RR are models in appreciation and fine-tuned writing. I appreciate them all.)