Saturday, April 20, 2013

Shadow Shot Sunday 2

Sunday is a church day, one for relaxing and enjoying shadows that might be surrounding you.  Some of the best can be found at http://shadowshotsunday2.blogspot.com.


Be careful, you never know what face may be hidden in the shadows.



 

16 comments:

~✽Mumsy✽~ said...

That's a fantastic shot, LV!

Ivy and Elephants said...

Love the face shot, LV!
Hugs,
Patti

Ralph said...

This 'gentleman' looks stern, but as he is stuck in the shadows, may be shy instead. Only his shadowy mind knows for sure...

colleen said...

I'm more worried about the giant head! It looks like a giant planter.

nonie everythingsewing said...

I really like the head in the shadows.
Nonie

Ginny Hartzler said...

Yikes, is this in a park?

Gemma Wiseman said...

A huge, intriguing face basking in the leafy shadows!

Doll in the Looking Glass said...

Looks like an interesting place to explore on a sunny afternoon! Wondering if there are more faces or if this is a unique focal point for the part.

Debra

Sarah Coller said...

Good morning! Great photo, LV. Hope you're having a relaxing Sunday! I'm home from church (again) with Lynzie and the four youngest. She's not feeling well today and wanted to relax so I stayed with her. It's a sunny but windy day here today. I'm thinking of taking a walk this afternoon and seeing if I can get a few neat shots with the new camera Jamie bought me.

Blessings,
Sarah

Magical Mystical Teacher said...

I would hate to come across that face unexpectedly in the dark!

xinex said...

Beautiful subject!....Christine

Unknown said...

Beautiful shadows and intriguing sculpture. You're right about Sundays. ;-)

NatureFootstep said...

o dear, that´s a big face. Cool shot!

Anonymous said...

Wow! What a fascinating shot for Shadow Sun ^_^

Chubskulit Rose said...

That is just gorgeous!

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Annesphamily said...

Wow! That is an amazing face! There is a home in my neighborhood that has a bear carved into an old tree trunk! It is so beautiful! I always like your photos.