This week's prompt from Sally over at The Studio Sublime for the Focusing on Life: 52 Photos weekly challenge was this:
Week 43 - In The Shadows
Week 43 - In The Shadows
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"For this week we will be focusing on Light and Shadow! Capture what you find intriguing about light and shadows."
What an appropriate prompt with Autumn upon us and Halloween coming up this week.
Although I wasn't able to capture any photos of ghostly shadows or light orbs or anything like that, I did capture these two photos of some shadows.
Shadows produced from light shining through glass objects - always cool!
Hop around today and see what 'shadows' every one else caught a glimpse of, won't you?!
Until Next Time,
Peace, Love and Shadows of Light!
Cheers,
~Shel~
The shadows cast by glass objects are always so cool! Awesome shots!
ReplyDeletevery cool! I love that your shadows have the warm colors still in them! beautiful Shel!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! I love the wonderful colors, especially in the second photo.
ReplyDeleteAlways cool and always beautiful. I love that first vessel. Very pretty
ReplyDeleteI love glass shadows, too... guess it's the bead lover in us. Gorgeous silver mug (?) there!
ReplyDeleteReflective light in the shadows of the bottles is a great capture. Super job!
ReplyDeleteLove your shadows. nice to see that some of us worked at it, not like my nature shots, where all the work was done for me!
ReplyDeleteYou're right, so beautiful through the glass - and the liquid filled glass. Have you seen those chandeliers made of rings of test tubes filled with tinted water. I bet those cast amazing shadows
ReplyDeleteBoth of your photos are well balanced and beautiful. It takes real talent to frame them just right.
ReplyDeleteI love shadow-play through colored glass. And the brass goblet looks like an heirloom. My hubby and I have a few similar items from his grandparents. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteWow...those are cool. Remind me of quiet church sanctuaries, Gothic buildings and medieval times....lol.... what can I say...they are beautiful! Thanks for the post.
ReplyDeleteI love the way the light hits those objects and the shadows are a bonus!
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ReplyDeleteLove your photos - esp. the first one - such a gorgeous shape captured perfectly in shadow :)