the short life of shadow ii

 

the short life of shadow ii

in one of my old posts about the life of shadow i told about my experience in understanding of importance of shadows in my images. from the flat and monotonous they become more deep in details and got some depth – but nothing surprising – these shadows are inseparable part of our life. they are everywhere – very short in the middle of the day and very long and creative when the sun rises up or falls down. possible to use these additional geometrical figures created by the long shadows with the goal to extend our shoots and also to bring harsh contrasts and make subjects stands out.
your shadow has some interesting feature like indifference to their own form – thick and thin, low or high – things are changing absolutely rapidly. and a little advice for your relationship – don’t jump too high. Once you land, and you will not find your shadow connected to you.
 
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Thank you…
 
 

20 Replies to “the short life of shadow ii”

  1. I have oft noted your love of shadows in your work and admired them. This series is particularly good and I would agree wholeheartedly with your commentary. Lovely work.

  2. Beautiful photos that made me ‘look’ and ‘feel’, love everything about them, composition, indeed : shadows and light , feeling and mood. Super stuff. The shots with the cyclists especially touch my heart as I love cycling and go out on my bike almost every day.

    1. Thank you Paula. I’m living in small village and sometimes use my bicycle for short cycling but have no much time for everyday use.

  3. Victor, I have enjoyed your images here on Google+ for many months. They are invariably very thought provoking and intriguing. They each have “a story”, that, of course, must vary from one viewer to another.

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