I woke up the other morning and the sun was shining brightly. The door in our living room has a blind on it and the sun's light was leaving shadows of the glass panes on the blind.
I decided I would raise the blind and allow the sunlight to illuminate the living room.
Once I raised the blind the shadows were then cast upon the floor. I snapped a couple of shots of the shadows that the sun was casting on the floor. My little dog, Peanut, was intriged by the shadows.
Peanut decided that he needed to investigate.
I kept trying to get him to come to the other side of the room, but I guess he wanted to be in my picture.
I hope you enjoy the pictures and that you head over to Hey Harriet to see what interesting Shadow Shots others have posted this week.
great shots! I like the geometry of the shadow :)
ReplyDeleteThere is a certain 'drama' to all your sunlight photos! Well done.
ReplyDeleteMy Sunday Link: Shadow of Old Glory
Hope your weekend is treating you well!!
Nice! Love the "light" from all photos. A different feeling with each one.
ReplyDeleteI love the name you have for your dog! Glad he got in the picture:) My cat does that too when I'm trying to get a photo.
ReplyDeleteLove your shadows, your hardwood flower, and especially love your little dog, Peanut!!
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Awww, the pup is a cute addition to your shadow shot!
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The very early morning shadows are outstanding, the blazing sun giving us a brilliant wake up. With the birds chirping, the day begins and we are ready! This early on a winter day would be dark and not appealing - with shadows like this today, let the action commence!
ReplyDeleteVery good photos.
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great shadow shots! I love the morning sunlight through the window too but in my current place, i seldom have that sunrays visit through the window.
ReplyDeletethank you for the visit and the comment. very much appreciated. come by again next week. ^^
Peanut is so cute, he is welcome in the shadowy shots! Have a great week and thanks for visiting The Gardening Life.
ReplyDeleteYou captured it perfectly. Thanks for the information about the guinea fowl. now i know the name. Thanks again.
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ReplyDeleteI can see why you'd like to photograph these shadows.
The first photo of a shadow has an almost Japanese look to it.
Lovely work !
lovely photos, so sweet to see Peanut investigating the shadows!
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