Bench shadows
Out for a walk on Wednesday I spotted this elegant shadow in a town park.
I am linking to Shadow Shot Sunday 2 HERE.
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24 comments:
A lovely shadow... and no snow!
Ah, and lovely shadow it is indeed!! I know you're enjoying the sun!!!
Shadowy lines...etched deep.
I like this shadow, nice combination.
Good eye!
You are the mistress of shadows!
Yes, it's quite elegant!
Amazing how a humble park bench can transform into something elegant in shadow...
Nice textures with the shadows!
I say, "very shapely legs there!"
That's a good one, EG!
I'm not sure that's the bench's shadow...I think it's an unknown creature looking for prey! You have to be careful in situations like this! Sheesh!
Great shadow from what looks like an otherwise pretty ordinary looking bench.
That shadow is definitely better looking than your run-of-the mill, everyday, shadow.
=)
lovely indeed.
Very curvy shadow!
Nice shadow, well seen.
the shadow looks like a girl sitting with her feet under her bent knees
Curvaceous shadow find EG!
That is a great shadow shot! Very interesting.
That is an elegant shadow. Nice capture.
I love how that curly whirl throws me for a loop.
Great shadow shot and love the dog in the post before this one.
Elegant is the perfect description for it! How lucky to have noticed it.
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