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08-16-08 Lydia too

Beauty in the Mundane: Shadows

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Shadows of stadium chairs


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ctfchallenge20-Aug-2008 16:05
The chairs aren't in the shot. They are outside of the frame to the left... held away from the concrete by those black bars and bolts. ~Lydia
ctfchallenge20-Aug-2008 02:03
At first I thought chocolates too. I've looked and looked for chairs but I just can't figure this out. It is interesting..... and I do realize that they are all shadows of different colors. Penny Street
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Aug-2008 18:13
Lots of interesting shadows here. Well done, Lydia. ~dtallakson
Guest 18-Aug-2008 17:04
This one held my interest Lydia. You found something here. Well done. - COAmature
ctfchallenge17-Aug-2008 16:43
This reminds me of those fancy chocolates where they drizzle layers on top- which would be really good right now. Nice in an abstract way, but I can't help but want for someplace sharp to look at. I'm guessing a very slow shutter speed was needed? Nicely seen though :-)
~Brent
ctfchallenge17-Aug-2008 16:15
I wish this were sharper at least at some defined point of focus. I suspect camera movement is the culprit. -tv
aam1234 17-Aug-2008 16:12
Very good catch, lydia, and pretty pattern too.
ctfchallenge17-Aug-2008 14:10
The seats are just out of the frame on the left. The black almost horizontal bars are holding up the seats away from the concrete. The concrete has the beveled edge and the shadows from the seats on them. The many lights in different locations above make all of those cool shadows in odd patterns on the concrete. ~Lydia
Rod 17-Aug-2008 09:40
I really like the look of this but can't quite work out wot I'm looking at. Is the right two thirds the seats & the left third the shadows? Anyhow a good picy is a good picy a:-)