Showing posts with label shadow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shadow. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Cam Parsons - Shadow
I have always royally sucked at anything athletic, but nothing makes me more pumped in the winter months than basketball season. The sweat, determination, and drama are always a great way to pull me away from the bitter winter weather.
Check out this sweet highlight reel of Sprite's Slam Dunk Contest.
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Ashley Ecklund: Shadow
Street photography can be so interesting. The smallest details really inspire me personally. Especially midday, when the shadows vary so much because of reflections and refractions caused by buildings. The way shadows fade oddly, in a way that wouldn't be possible in direct sunlight.
Shadow: Anna Keiser
What is a silhouette but a shadow that is coming forth? Both shadows and silhouettes alike are intangible. You can only touch the surface of them. While these shadows are standing and facing you, it's not the shadows that are the subject, rather, it's the light creating them.
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Shadows: Kevin Reeve
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| Bourbon shadows. ©Kevin Reeve |
“There's no app for a Bourbon buzz on a warm day in a cool, dark bar. The world will always want a drink.”
-Gillian Flynn
There is an allure to Bourbon that doesn't exist in other whiskeys. Don’t get me wrong, I love Scotch whiskey, Irish whiskey, Canadian whiskey, Tennessee whiskey, blended and single barrel whiskeys. Get it? I like whiskey. But there is a savage refinement in a high-proof Bourbon, like getting slapped in the face by the gloved hand of a beautiful women. Then asking for another...
Bottoms up! - Kevin
Shadow: Paige L. Hill
In the shadows of my mind, I can be anything I would like to
be.
I could be a princess with the prettiest ball gown in all
the land. A magnificent tiara to sit a
top my head, showing off my beautiful long cascading hair as it shimmers in the
spot light.
Monday, April 9, 2012
Old School: Moriah Gallagher
When it comes to architecture, barely any style could be considered more "old school" than the Greek Column, which is a crucial piece in any large Greek structure such as the Parthenon. The classic style to shoot anything as massive and ancient is to shoot from as low of a vantage point as possible in order to make the structure seem as large as possible. While this column is not from Greece, it shows the classicism of the style since it is incorporated in many modern homes and structures.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Light: Sharon Arnoldi
Without light there is darkness. Our lives are driven by light and as a photographer its our job to capture it. I have been on a new kick lately for shadows. I think that shadows are fun and as a little girl (really little!) I used to think of my shadow as my best friend. We were attached at the toes and would go everywhere together. Its interesting how shadows can help transform an everyday parking garage into something amazing. I just love how the shadows repeat the lines in the roof of the garage.
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