Saturday, October 17, 2009

Bodie Shadow Shots

Early last summer we visited Bodie State Historic Park and I spotted a variety of interesting shadows.
Baby buggy frame


Generator
Ore bucket
Valve
To see more shadows, go to HeyHarriet.

28 comments:

Sylvia K said...

Those are terrific shadow shots, Martha! I particularly like the hanging lantern/lamp and the window shadows! You're right, as long as we have sun, we'll have shadows, it's just that in the northwest during the fall, the sun is elusive to say the least!

Have a great weekend!

Sylvia

Cheryl Ann said...

We visited Bodie in August. Isn't it interesting?

Anonymous said...

Oh,interesting they are indeed. I love that first shot with somewhat complicated shadows. :)

Patti said...

Interesting shots of what reminds me of the Old West- or what I imagine it to look like. Never been in your part of the country!.
I like the one with the lace curtain in the window.

Thanks for stopping by ~

Inday said...

Great old stuff...takes me to a rewind world....

Haven't visited you in a long time Martha. I like your header picture too!

bobbie said...

Really interesting pictures. I love the lantern!

Hot Fudge said...

There are so many fabulous shots, but my favourite has to be the window. Have a wonderful Sunday.

Carolyn Ford said...

Nothing like a place like Bodie to get really unique shadow shots! Old stuff is so photogenic!

PJ said...

I would love to have that ore bucket for a planter. All the restored/saved objects were really interesing.

Chubby Chieque said...

WoW! great finds. Very rustic and the sunlight give more characteristic in every of your shots.

Terrific, fantastic shots...

Happy SS

A Wild Thing said...

Now them's my kinda shadows...rusty, dusty, twisted,and worn...history's story in it's finest form...ahhhh...thanks!

Diane AZ said...

What a fun place to look for shadows and you found nice crisp ones. The window is my favorite, I just love those zigzags!

Ralph said...

Who would think that such man-made items could have such artistic style? Metal items like the buggy, bucket and valve could have such beauty, and all look even better as shadows? My favorite is the 'V' shadows on the cabin's curtains. What a great park in the desert - all the items show that life once was possible in the desert. Excellent captures!

penny said...

You have a wonderful selection of shadow shots this week, Martha. My favorite is the window.

Cindy said...

Wonderful shadows, wonderful rust....I really, really love old and rusty. For you to put them together with the shadows, double my viewing pleasure!

Have a great weekend!

Margaret Gosden said...

Thanks for visiting! You found some great objects to shoot - the shadows are awesome!

Maurice Lauher said...

Whenever i see an old window, I always wondered what went on in there.

Great group of shadows.

Amalou said...

What a beautiful collection of rustic shadows. My faves would be light above the old door and the window shot, the place looks a bit haunted.

Quilt Works said...

Wonderful photos, my favorite is the window!

Gerald (Ackworth born) said...

Industrial archaeology is always so fascinating.

readingsully2 said...

Wow, that was a lot of great shadows. I love how they were so crisp and perfect. :)

Carol said...

Very clever... Great Shadows! Great Photos! Carol

storyteller said...

I don't think I've ever been to Bodie but it looks like an interesting place to visit. Love your shadow shots ... especially the second one!
Hugs and blessings,
My Shadow Shot Sunday

ninja said...

Looks like in a movie!

Crafty Green Poet said...

lovely series of shadows - my favourite is the window I think!

Beverley Baird said...

What great shadows! What a beautiful day for shadows!

Gaelyn said...

Very cool old stuff and shadows. You caught them well.

Judy said...

Martha, thank you for the comment about the geese! I came here, and found that I love your photos! I would say this one is my favourite, and scroll down, and by George, there would be another to rival it! I have decided that I am simply going to have to come back!