Shadow Talk February 11, 2019February 11, 2019sandyjwhite Nature, Photo Challenge, Photography, Photos, Poetry, Shadows Tags: Lens-Artists, Monochrome, Poetry, Shadows, Snow, Winter Shadows Born of Light and Angle Hypnotic Shapes Before us Dangle Reality To Their purpose Finagle Our minds Left In a Tangle Lens-Artists: Shadows Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
It was early morning. The sun just caught the edges of rooftops, making that sharp, dark edge in the fresh snow. It was really cool! LikeLiked by 1 person
Wow that’s great I have been at my second seniors art class today – learnt about light, dark, tones, one point perspectives etc. It’s all very interesting. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Fascinating photo. Such a sharp edged shadow (!)
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It was early morning. The sun just caught the edges of rooftops, making that sharp, dark edge in the fresh snow. It was really cool!
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That is really cool! Thanks for clearing up the mystery – I was stumped. 🙂
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Sure!
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You can keep the snow, but it did provide a perfect shadow opportunity!!
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That it did! At least it’s good for something.
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Wow that’s great I have been at my second seniors art class today – learnt about light, dark, tones, one point perspectives etc. It’s all very interesting.
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Bet that is fascinating!
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Yes it is fascinating and of great interest to me.
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Nice – love the hard angles!
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Yes, the snow made a wonderful canvas.
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Interesting image, Sandy. Lovely poem too1
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Thanks, Patti.
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Great shadows!
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Appreciate that!
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