Shadows

[Runmonty]

A few weeks ago it seemed that every time I wanted to go out with my camera it was harsh daytime sunlight, so I decided to try to embrace this light and have mini project capturing shadows. Here are a few.

spears-and-shadows by runmonty, on Flickr

shadows2 by runmonty, on Flickr

shadows1 by runmonty, on Flickr

shadows by runmonty, on Flickr

[theantiquetiger]

#'s 1 & 3 are amazing!!! (especially #3). #2 just has a lack of an interesting subject in the image, and in #4, the light is still too harsh (especially on the subjects)

I would clone out the small metal reflection just peeking in on the top right on the image in #3.

[Mad Aussie]

Very cool! 1 & 3 are standouts!

[Runmonty]

Thanks guys. I am pleased you like #3. This is the pool in my backyard and I look at it every day and have never seen an image worth taking until I looked for shadows. It demonstrates that if you open your eyes to new ways of thinking you can see all sorts of things.

[theantiquetiger]

Thanks guys. I am pleased you like #3. This is the pool in my backyard and I look at it every day and have never seen an image worth taking until I looked for shadows. It demonstrates that if you open your eyes to new ways of thinking you can see all sorts of things.

Well, it contains everything, light/shadows, reflections, symmetry, repeating patterns, and basically a "What the Hell is it?" thought process of the viewer.

[asnow]

Love #3. It looks like a boat with oars.

[Marko]

It's an awesome new project for you

I'm all over shot 1, which is of course my fave of the set.
Diggin shot 3's comp and symmetry and lines - well seen again.

[Runmonty]

Thanks Marko, I appreciate the comment

[Runmonty]

One more

shadows-and-backlight by runmonty, on Flickr

[Renan Paiva]

Very cool! 1 & 3 are standouts!

2x all are good shots but #1 and #3 really good concept of using shadows in composition