I can never stop myself from taking those walkabouts with you through your beautiful desert outback, what ancient beauty in this parched, red landscape...the enormous gum trees with their Aboriginal ancestral faces guarding, no wonder you love this land of yours so.
Even the cuts and bruises from an ill-fated tip on a rock, wouldn't stop my exploration, hope all is well...I was late on my Shadow Shot this mornin, PC was running on mouse power, but it's now posted...have a wonderful Sunday!
The soft, sharp and natural shadows each leave a pleasing shadow. Different in character all, but the changes in lighting have their own beauty. The shadow artist is always looking for such, and yours is a fun capture, too!
Love the variety of shots, Arija! Love the softness of the flowers, the sharpness of the forks and I've got a shadow shot of me that looks exactly like yours!! Great series of shadow shots for the day. Hope you have lovely weekend!
Ancient as time, favourite tree: the oak, animal: the wolf, flower: Anemone hepatica, place: a forest near water.Bird: too numerous to name,camera permanently grafted to hand, lover of light, nature, the sea, mountains, deserts,all forests, musing on the essence of being,loving all things great and small, caring for this wonderful planet of ours.
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Shadow Prayers
i love the simplicity of the forks. lovely series of shots.
ReplyDeleteI can never stop myself from taking those walkabouts with you through your beautiful desert outback, what ancient beauty in this parched, red landscape...the enormous gum trees with their Aboriginal ancestral faces guarding, no wonder you love this land of yours so.
ReplyDeleteEven the cuts and bruises from an ill-fated tip on a rock, wouldn't stop my exploration, hope all is well...I was late on my Shadow Shot this mornin, PC was running on mouse power, but it's now posted...have a wonderful Sunday!
sharon
The sharp shadow is my favorite, but the really tall one of you is very cool too!
ReplyDeleteVery clever and beautiful images, Arija. I love snapping my shadow as well. Makes me look soooo tall! Have a wonderful weekend. Blessings, Jo
ReplyDeleteThe soft, sharp and natural shadows each leave a pleasing shadow. Different in character all, but the changes in lighting have their own beauty. The shadow artist is always looking for such, and yours is a fun capture, too!
ReplyDeleteLove the variety of shots, Arija! Love the softness of the flowers, the sharpness of the forks and I've got a shadow shot of me that looks exactly like yours!! Great series of shadow shots for the day. Hope you have lovely weekend!
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A lovely collection of shots - my favourite is the forks!!
ReplyDeletelovely series of photos, the fork photo is particulary striking
ReplyDeleteDon't you love how our shadows elongate this time of year?
ReplyDeletegreat potpourrie... what shadows can make and we don't notice unless we are reminded of their existence...
ReplyDeleteThe forks is my favourite. Charmaine
ReplyDeletei agree, the fork shot is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine SSS potpourrie. The forks are my fave.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great series of shadow shots. Well done
ReplyDeletefun look at different sorts of shadows! Seems I do a few self portraits like this as well.
ReplyDeleteAll wonderful, but I think those sharp fork shadows are my faves! A great collection of shadow shots :)
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous!
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Great shots.
ReplyDeleteOh, my! What a lovely variety of contrasts you've provided us with this week! I think the forks are my fav though. Wonderful patterns they make.
ReplyDeleteLoved your post.
ReplyDeleteLoved the pictures and the words!
Have a lovely day Arija.
~celine
A fun mix of shadow styles! My favourite style is the sharp lines of the forks!
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ReplyDeletethe forks is my favourite image
ReplyDeleteLovely shadow shots!
ReplyDeletePaz
LOVE the fork shadows Arija. How clever.
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Haha...I love your self-agrandising one :)
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