The shadows were as good as the water shots.
They had some very interesting benches.
And since it is the Fountains I caught some wet shadows as well.To see more shadows go to Hey Harriet.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Shadows at the Fountains
The farmer's market at Whole Foods is in a rather fancy shopping center. I brought my camera since it is "The Fountains" and I thought I would get some watery shots along with my local produce and meat.
The shadows were as good as the water shots.
They had some very interesting benches.
And since it is the Fountains I caught some wet shadows as well.
The shadows were as good as the water shots. They had some very interesting benches. And since it is the Fountains I caught some wet shadows as well.
I absolutely love that last shot!!! Congrats!!!
ReplyDeleteThe shadows of these metallic butterflies are wonderful, The shapes leave nice shadows, the shapes of imagination. The shadows fall so nicely on the textured sidewalk, the light being altered a bit to make complexity of the wings even better. all nice!
ReplyDeleteThose benches are unique, and they cast interesting shadows, as well!
ReplyDeleteRuneE at visualnorway.blogspot.com has an informal bench meme each Friday you might find interesting.
Happy SSS.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures-my favorite is the fountain.
Hi Martha, I visited the Monarch Sanctuary at Pacific Grove a couple years ago - they had a bench just like the ones you "shadowed." Love the water droplet shadows, too.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love all your shadow shots today, Martha -- not that that's unusual. I particularly love the fountain and water drops, perfect! Terrific!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Sylvia
The leaf and butterfly benches are so pretty and so are their shadows. Looks like you were there at just the right time!
ReplyDeleteI love it when boring things are made more fun like those benches. Your water shot is great!
ReplyDeleteNice benches!! ...and lovely lacey shadows - the water dropplets are my fave though!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful grouping of shadows, love the droplets of water and the brilliant sunshine!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful benches,
ReplyDeletelast pic is my favourite!
The benches!!! Pure art, and the shadows, offcause.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed all the shadows BUT the benches were my favorites! Butterfly benches! How unique. I am going to link your post to my bench blog -- maybe my friend in France will drop by to see it too. Thank you, thank you , thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe chairs look ready to take flight!
ReplyDeleteThey are very artistic benches and I love the butterfly shadows they make. Your shadow shots are outstanding, thanks for sharing Martha.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous shadow series ... love them all! You DO have a way with the camera lens ;-)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
My Shadow Shot
Dark shadows gather
ReplyDeletewhere sunlight shines the brightest—
dark and light wedded.
You have the gift for spotting and recording interesting shadows. It takes a special eye.
ReplyDeletethe chairs throus some lovely shadows but the last shot is my favourite...
ReplyDeletesuper shots!
ReplyDeleteWhy can't we all have beautiful benches like these? They are a pure joy.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is The Wet Shadows! Lovely shadows!
ReplyDeleteLove the artistic curves of the butterfly shadows.
ReplyDeleteP.S. If I did not drive to Big Bear that day (Dia de los Muertos 10-24) I would have gone to the festival. I have seen a lot of beautiful pictures in flickr.. It was open until 11pm, I still could have made it. When I got there in the morning, only big items were left and all graveside decors were gone. It would have been an experience for me, until next yeart.
These give off some very interesting shadows indeed!!
ReplyDeleteI want one of the metallic butterflies bench - In my garden! Nice with the shadow, MB
ReplyDeletethe fountain shot is my favorite!
ReplyDeletethe last one is awesome! very creative take on the droplets! love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the benches, and the shadows they throw. That last shot of the water from the fountain is spectacular.
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