This was my lucky week for photos of shadows. They are not something I have had many opportunities to photograph lately. Not sure if it has been due to the lousy weather or my not being observant. But, today I have a twofer to share.
The crabapple tree that sits in front of our living room window has just gone from full blooms to being leafed out. I opened my front door one morning to find its shadow on the front walkway.
We went to our favorite local cafe for lunch. It is always a busy place at that time of day. As we were waiting to be seated I looked out the window into the sallyport and noticed the shadow of the front door reflected on the opposite window blinds. I even managed to get hubby's profile in this shot as well.
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nicely shot! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteNice shadows. Confession: I had never heard the term sally port. Looked it up; always good to learn something new.
ReplyDeleteGayle, sorry I should probably have used the tern entryway. But, after years of being married to a man who is both retired Military and law enforcement that word has become ingrained into my lexicon.
DeleteWonderful assortment of shadows!
ReplyDeleteI too wondered about sallyport. Good to know. Great contrast of shadow settings - natural and man-built.
ReplyDeleteI love the first one very much - beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteHave aHappy Day!
Peace :)