We had a warm sunny day in Tulsa last week so I went for a walk at Lafortune Park.
I found this shadow at the public swimming pool. A shadow of a tree up against a cool midcentury modern style brick screen.
I love chain link fence shadows.
And some tree trunk tree shadows at the baseball field.
I like this also. The rough edged shadow from the wall right near the smooth lines of the concrete walkway edge.
So that was my photowalk on a nice sunny day. I’m linking with Shadow Shot Sunday.
A “Moon Gate” to a trail system here in Tulsa. I think they are kind of cool. Like symbolically passing into another dimension. My hiking friend hates them and walks around them. This time I noticed afterward it made an oval shadow. If I was more on the ball I could have captured more of the oval than what I did.
And on the other side of the moongate, we got these shadows on the trail. This was the Thursday before the polar vortex and the temp was in the high 50’s.
Now it is about 7F and we have a few inches of snow. What a difference a day or two makes!
Stay warm folks!!
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Early morning shadow hiking with a friend.
The day after a rain when the usual trails are closed so I hike on more sustainable surfaces.
And a shadow selfie on the trail.
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This is our Pomeranian, Kodi. He is not in a crate, he is next to a screen keeping him out of the room next door. He found a sunny spot on a cold day.
Went on a bike ride on Tulsa’s Arkansas RiverParks Trails. Stopped to rest up here a little and noticed my big shadowy wheel.
A winter hike on Turkey Mountain. There are no leaves left so the sun cast shadows of the trees across the trail.
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Tree shadows on a wall and the leafy ground at the University of Oklahoma – Tulsa during a geocache hunt this weekend.
Seen on a hike on Tulsa’s Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area. I used the Hipstamatic app on my phone to take the photo to enhance the texture and emphasize the age of the formation.
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Long Shadows on a farm implement converted to mailbox in Idaho I found on a walk years ago.
Through somebody at TikTok I learned a new Japanese word that I love, Komorebi. It refers to light filtering through trees and casting a shadow on the ground. It induces a sense of wonder in those observing it. Google the word, there is a lot to it. So a light went off in my head on this because I’ve always loved sunlight through leaves and I love dappled shadows.
Above is what I mean by dappled shadows.
Dappled Shadows on my backyard fence.
Light filtering through leaves at a local park.
Backing off a little bit from the same tree and you get the filtered light and the dappled shadows.
I love this word, it names a feeling that I have had for a long time. When I go hiking I’ve shot a lot of photos at the end of the day especially of the sun peaking through the leaves or branches. Dappled shadows that I come upon often leaves me amazed. Especially when the wind is blowing and I’m watching shadows moved.
Since I have learned the word, I am seeing Komorebi everywhere I look almost.
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A bench alongside a shady walking path in the Tulsa suburb of Broken Arrow.
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