A sculpture in Tulsa’s Woodward Park has definite shadows in the strong sun. Shot on my phone using the Hipstamatic App.
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Appeal to the Great Spirit
Tag Archives: Shadows
A Shadowy Shelter on the Mountain
A Shadow in the Chapel
Shadows in the chapel at the Holy City of the Wichitas near Medicine Park, Oklahoma.
Happy Easter Everyone!
So there is this Cardinal, a Dove, and a Sparrow and…
Sounds like the beginning of a joke but no, these three critters were in the shadows of my backyard.
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2 – for the Birds
As captured on the backyard trailcam, somebody is coming in for a landing.
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Shadow Shot Sunday – Bird, Squirrel, and Gym
My trailcam captured this house finch in our backyard feeder one late afternoon.
This squirrel’s flamboyant tail was captured early one recent morning.
And I was at the gym, cooling down after my workout and the afternoon sun was leaving warm shadows on a cold day.
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Shadowy Washington Irving
191 years ago Washington Irving camped on the bank of the Arkansas River south of what is now Tulsa. There is now a an eponymous park on the river commemorating his stop.
He was resting in the sun when we checked on him.
The nearby Harmony Bridge has lots of fun things including this musical instrument.
I played a tune, just for you. (Never had a lesson!!)
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Shadowy Trail
A local play park was deserted during a recent walk. Years ago when my son was little I used to climb up into this with him. Lots of fun.
A shadowy stop sign. I am irritated with myself that I let branch get in front of the sign.
Shadows and Snow!
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Shadows and Cats in the Front Room
The cold winter sun shining through into our front room.
Where LJ, our elderly, cranky cat is having a nap.
Shadow Shot Sunday – Boulder House Shadows
We stayed at a cabin called “Boulder House” and this was the backyard view. The cabin was pricy, but the shadows were free.