Sunset gilds the pines.
Shadow Woman comes to greet the moon.
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18 comments:
Wow! This is a brilliant idea and a great shot! Have a sunny and happy day! :-)
love your shadow woman! this is really beautiful.
Hi!
That's an awesome shot!! Very nice! Have a great day!!
Sherrie
That is awesome. Magical. Mischievous. Fun.
Bet you had fun making this! Great shadow!
Delightful, magical and such fun! Great shadow shot!
I love it! That tiny little lady shadow is so cool! The angle of the photo is really interesting too. Great shot! Happy Sunday :)
Thanks, guys! I had just about given up on finding a decent shadow for the day when I noticed my own, cast tall and green against the yellow trees. I may play around with that effect some more when time allows.
I LOVE self-portrait shadows, and this one really takes the cake!
This is a great capture of shadow woman - I love it!
Nice one!
WHat a facinating shadow...and such brilliant yellow - amazing!
Love your shot - I have got to find a way to make time for all the photo fun again! I really miss participating on a regular basis.
Have a great week! :-)
Peekaboo, I see you!
Beautiful shot, Maraca! Just who could that lady be out there? Hmmm? :)
Somehow I missed this last week.
Really neat shadow..
I also like this one and the magical sense you have evoked.
What a smart shot! Perfect... I do love every angle.
Cheers!
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