Showing posts with label shadowsunday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shadowsunday. Show all posts
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Shadow Shot Sunday - 29 March 09
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Shadow Shot Sunday - 22 March 09
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Shadow Shot Sunday - 22 Feb 09
While I was away in Xieng Khouang, the leaves on the Bodhi trees suddenly emerged. When I left on Monday morning, the tree next to my neighborhood temple was bare - and when I returned yesterday, the saucer sized leaves had sprung open. The new leaves are a pale, translucent green, and the shadows of the leaves on other leaves can been seen through the leaves.

And here's a follow-up picture from my shot from last Sunday - whatever it is they planted has now started to grow. I'll take a picture next week to see if I can determine what they planted.
Click on the icon to see other shadow shots from around the globe.

And here's a follow-up picture from my shot from last Sunday - whatever it is they planted has now started to grow. I'll take a picture next week to see if I can determine what they planted.
Click on the icon to see other shadow shots from around the globe.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Shadow Shot Sunday - 15 feb 09
The Mekong dries up and the sandbars emerge during the dry season. I'm not sure what they are planting in the sand bars, but the shadows in the trenches were very interesting - topographic.
People often have elaborate metal fences. The undulations of the fence made a shadow that looked like a serpent - at least for me. Not sure about anyone else's eyes.
This final shot is of the shadow of a tree on the street.
These photos are for Shadow Shot Sunday, an amazing collection of shadows and their objects around the world.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Shadow Shot Sunday
This flower is growing out of the wall of an abandoned building, and the shadow seems to grow out of the surface as well. This is my contribution to Shadow Shot Sunday, which beautiful view of interesting shadows around the world.
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