I keep going back to it, wondering how the shadow happened, as I almost see two shadows, perhaps from two different light sources? Or is it a design on the wall?
The shadow was a chance silhouette in street lights at Yerba Buena Gardens (near SFMOMA). Thus, there are multiple light sources and multiple shadows combined. It is also my own.
Very cool! Thanks for the follow up and for tipping me off to your reply. It was fun to come back and look at it again and truly see how you came up with this shot.
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18 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: Shadow”
i love the shadow picture…:)
Happy Wordless Wednesday! My entry is here.
This is a really good one. Very nice! 🙂
Very cool and intriguing, the best kind of photo 🙂 makes you want to know more… was hoping you’d said something about it 🙂 Happy WW
That is a nice composition.
Love shadow shots!
A most interesting shot! Very nicely composed!
Very interesting shot. Thanks for sharing!
Shadow person! Happy WW 🙂
Nice shadow capture! I also like how the faint graffiti to the left runs into the shadow.
So who’s shadow did you steal?
Nice shot!
One shouldn’t assume that this shadow was stolen 😉
That is a really good picture. The shadow looks like it belongs to the woman. That really is an interesting picture. Well done.
Really cool shadow shot.
Cool capture of the shadow. Visiting late for WW.
Great shot! I would also like to invite you to join us this Friday on Orange you glad it’s Friday. Hope you’d join us.
I keep going back to it, wondering how the shadow happened, as I almost see two shadows, perhaps from two different light sources? Or is it a design on the wall?
The shadow was a chance silhouette in street lights at Yerba Buena Gardens (near SFMOMA). Thus, there are multiple light sources and multiple shadows combined. It is also my own.
Very cool! Thanks for the follow up and for tipping me off to your reply. It was fun to come back and look at it again and truly see how you came up with this shot.