Shadows on the walk #2 by goodoleboy
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The same shadows, captured from two different vantage points 180-degrees apart, 10/18/13, early in the morn, on the boulevard not far from home.
Most bizarre, but that's why they're fun to shoot.
Ta-ta.
Comments (13)
Cyve
Fantastic shots... Very very well done !
ronmolina
Nice shots!
mgtcs
Very nice shots my friend, excellent work, congratulations!
magnus073
Nice work on these cool captures, Harry.
jocko500
long shadows now days.
durleybeachbum
What fun! I especially like the pairing of you and the fire hydrant.
Hendesse
Great perspective and shadows. Very well seen and captured!
prutzworks
cool lightplay
tennesseecowgirl
great images
johndoop
you are a tall man (lol) Wonderful lightplay!!!!
claude19
splendid idea, wonderful shadows on the ground ! interesting play with sun !!!
myrrhluz
It's very interesting how different they look, especially the shadow of the sign. In one shot it looks almost square and it the other a thin rectangle. It's also interesting to see the light reflected from the window in both shots. It has a very prominent role in the second shot. I notice light on surfaces a lot in the second shot. The light glimmers on the sidewalk, defines the bricks and textures on the walls, and glows in the street. In the presence of all these qualities of light, the shadows are more insubstantial, lighter with more blurred edges. In the first image they stand dark and with sharper lines. I like the composition of the first one, with long lines and your shadow stretched tall on the left. I also like the bright golden orange of the fire hydrant. Excellent shots! Very cool each, in it own right, and very interesting seen together.
MrsRatbag
Isn't it fascinating how the angle of the sun and the height of the street sign and hydrant interact to produce such disparate shadows? Well captured, Harry, and methinks I spot the shadow of a photographer in one...