Shadows can be a product of, or a side affect of shot already framed
Or they can act as binders for the composition, become an essential part of the shot, giving it it's power and focus.
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Still again, it can draw attention to and add gravity a moment in time, rather than space. Whether it be a view of someone you love, reminding you of their importance in your life:
or the view of two strangers, in a beautiful art cafe
Or sometimes, it's the best way to see a silly crisp bag creation, made by a group of slightly less than sober friends after a fun night of computer games and cartoons.
Whatever the affect, I've got admit...a good choice of remit from Carmi, and I'm pleased I participated in this, it's been too long!
For more shadows, head over to Carmi's blog, Written Inc, for his Themtic Photographic post on Shadows
Great shadows, I really like the door and the "Simple" sign.
ReplyDeleteThe KISS principle works well here.A fine collection of effects.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting shots. I love the door too, and the triangle of light on the wall.
ReplyDeleteThe oily bird gets the worm, indeed!
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Those are superb shadows - I especially like the Simple sign and the triangular slash of sunlight.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks all! It's always good to hear encouragement, especially with shots you're pleased with.
ReplyDelete....these are fab
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