Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ One of my odd ornaments.
Many have argued just what it is.
I have used it as an unusual doorstop and I put pot pourri in it.
The middle area at the top could hold a large candle.
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Shadow Shot Sunday #148
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Shadows of odd shapes
Reality's conundrum
Intriguing puzzle
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Sunday, March 20, 2011
Odd Shapes and Odd Shadows
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22 comments:
Its great the way your blog posts always show your individuality and your creative mind at work Gemma. From your collections to your pictures to your haiku, you are unique. I love it.
Taken from a good angle, and nice shadow.
Encoutering that shadow one might thing there was a gentleman in a tophat around.
Delightful post for the day as always! Love "man's hat" shadow! It is fun where we find them -- how we see them! Hope you're enjoying a lovely weekend, Gemma!
Sylvia
I love that shadow! It looks so different than the subject. I see a shrunken top hat, perhaps worn and waved alongside a cane as the dancer moves along the stage. That's what I see, and the imaginative possibilities of shadows is a true treat!
Gorgeously taken!
My Shadow Shot, have a lovely weekend!
So pretty!
My shadows, please come and see.
Fascinating...and well captured.
Love it. The shadow looks like a top hat. Great capture.
I like this shadow! Like a top hatted Leprechaun!
This is a wonderful photo; isn't it interesting how a shadow can look so different in size and shape from the object.
As others have noted, the top shadow looks like some sort of jaunty hat!
SHADOW SINGER
Of shadows an old man did sing;
He chanted in Guelph and Beijing;
The shade was his friend,
He loved it no end—
It made him feel rich as a king!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Some Shady Mangos
Very cool photo. What a talent to be able to create such shadows. Distance, angle, form, all very cool!
Peace
I love it as a doorstop! so unique
it casts a shadow that looks like a top hat which makes it even more wonderful
perfect shadow shot in there! love it!
Goes from a cup to bowl in shadow! Well done!
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Congrats on winning Photo Time last week for the GREEN theme.
A pretty shadow shot. Happy weekend.
Yes, the shadow is a top hat! ...or W.C. Fields.
Love the creativity of the "top-hat" shadow!!
Suzi
Very nice light and shadow play here Gemma, have a great week, Jo.
Gemma, You are so clever and creative--wonderful shot (haiku is great too). Keep up the good work! Mickie
That is a way cool shadow ~ made by an unusual piece of artwork. I would probably put a candle in the top. ;-)
Thanks for stopping by for Shadow Shot Sunday, Gemma. Have a wonderful week.
My husband Ralph was pretty poetic in his comment above, wasn't he? ha ha
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