Nothing's perfect in this world, least of all the light when you're taking photographs. Either it's dull and dreary or else the light is smashing fiercely down giving burnt out highlights and inky-black shadows. Black shadows? Well, why not?
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There are times when the fluidity of the shadows beats looking at the real article, though not always... :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch interesting patterns John - sometimes the shadows are more interesting than the reverse.
ReplyDeleteI like how you have caught these shadows with their interesting patterns, people shadows too.
ReplyDeleteWonderful patterns in the shadows especially photo three:)
ReplyDeleteGreat collection of photos and some interesting shadows too.
ReplyDeleteThese are pretty special. I'm partial to a good shadow pic - not to mention the sun that creates them!
ReplyDeleteInteresting...shadows always are. I think my fav is the one of the bicycles above the self portrait.
ReplyDeleteShadows can be so interesting! You captured some good ones.
ReplyDeleteWonderful urban shadows.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to live in a place where there are such beautiful wrought iron fences.
The first picture of railings is especially good.
ReplyDeleteLove these shadow photos.
ReplyDeleteI love the shadows, and your shadow are really happy and lively.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Shadows make wonderful photographs, I like them all but especially the first one.
ReplyDeleteNow that's a great collection of shadow patterns!
ReplyDeleteI love shadows, so atmospheric. The shot of the lady on the bike is beautifully symmetrical. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shadow photos especially the first one!
ReplyDeleteShadows are great in your photos -- nice collection -- barbara
ReplyDeleteA splendid series of shadow shots John.
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