...and from infinity to the closeup...another of your minimalist, gritty, almost abstract object-on-ground shots (2, actually), and I love them both. Great detail on that surface: You make those common sidewalks, etc, feel electric. Great light. And single plastic, cheap-o, throwaway utensils (not great for the environment, but they make great Harry shots): Apparently the fork was still in the middle of a meal; I love the little pebble in the top of that shot; and the spoon is this weird bold thing, so strange against that textured concrete. With shots like these, and their deep etched shadows---these seem like foreign objects which landed in a city street: They're so strange and new, this way, even though they're just forks and spoons. Another wonderful entry in a wonderful series.

Someone looks as though they were so full they just couldn't finish that last mouthful. How cool the shadows look on these throw aways, though of course they should be thrown in the bin and not at it, but then of course they wouldn't have been there to get photographed. Well spotted and captured. 😀

Awesome shadow here. Did you arrange them?.. I doubt you would, actually. Maybe you moved them with the foot :)

Looks like the shadows have got a crick in the neck! Thanks for the laugh! Keep up the good work. :-)

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Fascinating work with light and shadow, my friend. You take the commonplace and the rejected and make art out of it.