A drone shot at about 50 meters over the back yard showing the shadows from the fence and trees and on the west side of roofs. The orange square is my takeoff and landing pad. So I am somewhere on the patio next to the landing pad.
View looking west where from the same spot. Maybe 10 meters lower. Showing my neighbors shadows from their trees and fence lines.
And from another day a droneselfie of the drone pilot sporting his brand new Dallas Cowboys hat.
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A local public golf course has this wall built of old school cinderblock type bricks. It makes for a nice peekaboo effect.
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Captured a grackle shadow on our back fence earlier this month as one grackle moved another off a feeder. Grackles are noisy, aggressive, invasive birds but sometimes a lot of fun to watch.
Here is a view of shadows on our north fence of our backyard. The shadows come from the left from our west fence. It almost looks like our fence is translucent. It took me a while to figure this one out.
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On a recent trip to the Tulsa Botanic Garden they displayed a Lego Lawnmower in a Shadow!! It would be nice if it worked but it would probably shake itself into thousands of pieces.
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My wife and I visited the Tulsa Botanic Garden Saturday to check out the tulips and other flowers and plants. I saw lots of those and also a few shadows.
I thought these bright containers and colorful tulips contrasted nicely with the shadows created by the steps and the handrail.
The garden has an exhibit of life sized animals made out of Legos. I thought this placement of the Lego coyote in the shadows was perfect.
On the deck at reception building I loved this complex pattern of shadows.
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Here is Heather and I taking the dog for a walk. I love shadow selfies. I look so skinny and you can’t tell my hair is almost gone. It does look like I am missing arms though.
When I was out on my daffodil photo expedition I noticed clump of flowers cast a pretty good shadow.
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I’m always on the lookout for shadows. Heather and I were at an Irish Festival here in Tulsa on Saturday evening enjoying listening to Irish Music. It seems like that even the most modest of music events now days there is a huge investment in lighting and video stuff in addition to the sound. Anyway, I noticed a shadow formed by a security barrier and a snuggling couple near the stage. (What is it about music and alcohol leads to snuggling? Asking for a friend, wait a minute, I already know, forget I asked).
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Accidental shadow selfie from a trailcam
Trail bridge shadows at Tulsa’s Lafortune Park
And another trail bridge shadow at Broken Arrow’s Ray Harral Nature Park
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A bike shadow during a ride last week on Tulsa’s RiverParks trails. In the background, on the other side of the river, is the Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness.
And strolls on a stroll at Broken Arrow’s Ray Harral Nature Park.
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