Boxley and Schoenduby by auntietk
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Description
It's the shadows, of course.
Staunton, Virginia
April, 2017
Comments (20)
LivingPixels
reat shot interesting shadow work super shot!!
Desgar
Great capture, Tara.
wysiwig
I don't know. I see a face and it doesn't look all that happy.
Faemike55
Right place - right time - right person to see it! Right on!
photosynthesis
Seems like kind of a sloppy wiring job, but you're right - it created some interesting shadows & you were there to capture it for our enjoyment...
Richardphotos
I agree about the wiring. they start out with very good conduit and then it becomes silly. back when I was working as a licensed electrician, work like that would not cut the grade
bmac62
Heck if the wiring was up-to-date and up-to-code, the shadows wouldn't be any fun. Nice work. Where was I when you found this? :)
awjay
nice one
ArtistKimberly
Wonderful Work,
giulband
Very cool shot and sense of composition !!
aksirp
hehe, what a cable and shadow salad! well seen and captured Tara!
sossy
what a special find with impressive composed shadows! but what dangerous to have all the cables outside and not protect! 😮
durleybeachbum
Fun from a sloppy job! So well spotted!
RodS
Love the play of the shadows, and the humor, Tara! Well seen - I would probably have not even noticed....
FredNunes
Brilliant eyes see things like this. Ordinary eyes do not. GREAT!
nikolais
fabulous shot, especially in terms of light and shadows.
pauldeleu
Delightfully wonderful work.
helanker
Awesome sun shadow shot, Tara. Glad the sun was in the right position for this capture. :)
moochagoo
Another great composition. I love the shadows.
anahata.c
I'm only here for a couple of comments tonight, so this won't be a long session,, unfortunately. I'll do that soon, I hope; but right now, I decided to do some of your wonderful architectural "back alleys" shots---not literally; but the parts of architecture that aren't for show, but which etch out their own universe in private, and are very rich. This is an old decayed wall---esp on the bottom---with wonderfully warped wall panels---it looks like plaster, but each panel is warped along its edges. And wonderful flat light---probably part from the scene, part from your always caring postwork. The shadows are wonderfully skew, esp in the wire shadows on the right. And you caught it with cars on the two edges, so the middle is open---where we see your title (with "Suite 6" in between). The shadow on top is a 'frame' to the pic. And the whole feels very bleak and beautiful, and very expressive. This is one of those facades that has a whole world to say, but says it to very few onlookers. A discovery behind an alley of a whole personality waiting to be found. Beautiful work finding it and bringing it to us so eloquently...