Shadows on a whitewashed wall
Comments: 6
Looking through photographs from last winter (in anticipation of this winter) I came across this. It didn’t seem good enough to post at the time, but it’s remarkable how less-than-impressive shots improve when you’re in an uninspired period.
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Posted to Photographs • 2004.10.10 (Sun) • 14:48
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Posted by Stephen 2004.10.10, 15:09
Brilliant! I love the use of shadows in that photograph. It’s very relaxing.
Posted by Stefan 2004.10.10, 21:16
A nice one ! And dont worry about the uninspired period, if you would be a music star you would just produce a best-of album and no-one would notice.
;-)
Posted by John 2004.10.10, 21:35
Less than impressive? I would like to see what is considered impressive in that case!
Posted by Brechi 2004.10.11, 07:01
glad you found that one :)
Posted by henric 2004.10.11, 17:17
I guess if you want to, you could call this a nice example of the Japanese way of letting shadows give a dynimc life to ‘flat’ surfaces, as in the way shadows playing over the screens of a veranda bridges the ‘inner room’ and the ‘outer space’. Or you could just call it an accidental but beautiful shadow.. :) Any wich way it’s a very nice picture!
Posted by jh 2004.10.11, 21:42
Thanks for the comments —- I wasn’t fishing, honest! I guess I wasn’t really happy with the crop, but nothing I tried quite worked. But I just find that low winter light irresistible.
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