I thought I would use natural light to show the shadow. This wooden fish actually produced two shadows from the two windows in my man cave, Can you see the dark and light shadow?
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
SHADOWS
The theme this week by Lew is "Shadows". Mac, Kathy, Craver, Lew, Christine and I have a little contest to show a new theme header each week. We now post anytime before 4 PM EDT on Wednesdays and voting begins after that.
I thought I would use natural light to show the shadow. This wooden fish actually produced two shadows from the two windows in my man cave, Can you see the dark and light shadow?
This is the double shadow from the father and son fishing trip.
This is a mounted Red Ear Sunfish that I caught. It gave a strong shadow.
Mr. Pelican shadow was pretty neat.
See what the others show on my side bar.
I thought I would use natural light to show the shadow. This wooden fish actually produced two shadows from the two windows in my man cave, Can you see the dark and light shadow?
What fun shadow shots!! I love the fish!! Hope you're having a great week!!
ReplyDeleteI like these pieces, but especially the wooden fish. The way it's made gives it so much character, especially with that kind of lighting (& shadows)!
ReplyDeleteThese are great shadows. Don't you think shadows are fun to shoot?
ReplyDeleteI should have guessed you would find a way to photograph a fish! Nice going and you did not wet your line.
ReplyDeleteFish Shadow, why am I not shocked MDF Tom, got those spot on ol boy, well done.
ReplyDeleteThe Red Ear Sunfish well preserved. Looks alive. Like the shadow
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