Observances about nature and life
from just outside Victoria BC . . . and from sundry other locations
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Shadow Shot Sunday
Sitting outside a contemporary cafe in Vancouver's Chinatown on a sunny Friday morning I spotted these cheerful shadows. Check out shadows from around the world at Shadow Shot sunday.
hi joanna! i learned to look a shadows from a couple of bloggers - can you imagine!! there they were my whole life and i sort of wrote them off! i like the bike shadow a lot - well of course! steven
Hi Anka, thanks for visiting here. I like your mosaic this week. That's a great idea to pick your favourites.
Jeanette, I like the complexity of the chair shadows too. It was even more intricate before before I cropped it. By the way, the rose photo header on your blog is stunning.
Hi Tracy, thanks for your comment--and for all the work you do on SSS.
Steven, it's wondrous the way our eyes can be opened to new ways of seeing at any age. I've just had a bit of that experience through the art classes I attended. I'm now seeing grids everywhere!
Beautiful shadows. Only one problem, don't know which one to include in my mosaic next week :)
ReplyDeleteYour first pic is very intricate! I love it:)
ReplyDeleteThese are very cool. My fave is the bike shadow shot! Hope you have a super week ahead :)
ReplyDeletehi joanna! i learned to look a shadows from a couple of bloggers - can you imagine!! there they were my whole life and i sort of wrote them off! i like the bike shadow a lot - well of course! steven
ReplyDeleteHi Anka, thanks for visiting here. I like your mosaic this week. That's a great idea to pick your favourites.
ReplyDeleteJeanette, I like the complexity of the chair shadows too. It was even more intricate before before I cropped it. By the way, the rose photo header on your blog is stunning.
Hi Tracy, thanks for your comment--and for all the work you do on SSS.
Steven, it's wondrous the way our eyes can be opened to new ways of seeing at any age. I've just had a bit of that experience through the art classes I attended. I'm now seeing grids everywhere!