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Tag Archives: shadow
Framing the Face
This is another reference photo that turned out well enough to share. I was thinking about trying to get form in what I hoped would be an interesting way, and I think I did, but this one I’m not much … Continue reading
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Tagged shadow, monochrome, human, hands, person, angular, fingers, portrait, form, framing, lens-artists, self-portrait
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To the Shoulder
Just another reference photo. I’m not sure what I like about this one. It’s just kind of interesting. Not good; just interesting. This is my submission into Leanne Cole‘s “Monochrome Madness” for this week. The next one is hosted by Margaret … Continue reading
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Tagged face, form, hair, monochrome, monochrome-madness, neck, person, portrait, self, shadow, shoulder
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The Street
This street is important to a few people I know, and also hold little significance. A lot of fond memories came to be here. A lot of pain, too. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged cars, monochrome, road, shadow, street, structure, tree, urban, vehicles
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Shadow Net
This is one of those photos I want to retake, but see no reason to as it works well as it is. Just a good shot, I feel. Vague and specific, and suggestive of structure. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged lines, monochrome, net, shadow, silhouette, structure, urban
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The Mug and its Shadow
I took this photo specifically for Leanne Cole‘s “Monochrome Madness” (Brian of Bushboy’s World is hosting with the theme of “Ceramics”). Wanted to try and get something arty. It kind of worked. I’ve had this mug for around eleven years … Continue reading
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Tagged form, monochrome, monochrome-madness, mug, receptacle, rim, shadow, shape
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Disappearing Face
Yet another reference photo, and an odd one. I was trying to be somewhat intentional with how I was posing, but also a bit loose. I didn’t want to come off as rigid and I wanted to be clear. I … Continue reading
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Tagged disappearing, face, hands, monochrome, monochrome-madness, nose, person, portrait, shadow, silhouette
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Shadowed Sight
Another practise photo that turned out well. At least, I think it turned out well. You could probably argue that this image speaks to a loss of sense of identity we might try to protect ourselves from. A loss of … Continue reading
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Tagged arm, contrast, face, form, hands, monochrome, monochrome-madness, person, portrait, shadow
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Shadow Lines
Long day, about to sleep. Here’s a photo I took on Sunday. Lots of lines of shadow. I hope you enjoy.
Return to Brightness
I can see where this could’ve been better and this is one I’m retaking as soon as I can, but I’m sharing this now. I really like the shade contrast, and how it’s still in the lighted areas. Get this … Continue reading
The Break and its Shadow
Perhaps the shadow could’ve been more emphasised, but I’m not sure if this would’ve worked had I tried to do so. Would’ve likely required being on the rock platform and that would’ve been far, far too dangerous. I took this … Continue reading
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Tagged break, display, form, lens-artists, motion, nature, platform, shadow, splay, water, waterscape, wave
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Stupidity Hole 