Friday, March 23, 2012

Shadow Shots

Doesn't it look like a little mouse is sniffing the daffodil?
Love how the shadow elongated the jar!
This was taken outside on the deck. The patio table is in the corner which was in shadow and the evening sun shown on the bouquet of daffodils. I know the light is harsh but I like the bold contrast.
A sunny yellow daffodil!
(remember you can click pics to make them bigger)

28 comments:

  1. Oh Carletta!
    No way with the vivid imagination I can sometimes conjure up, can I see a "mouse"!
    However, you and my mother would just get on fine. She only grows "yellow daffodils"! A couple of visits ago to YOUNG, NSW, where she now lives, I suggested that she has different varieties, aka, the ones that grow in the gardens of "Fairfield Glade,
    Crossville, TN. Even took her to the library to show her the blog concerned ( Betsy's and George's gardens)!
    Only yellow daffidols are to be grown at her place. No way - other colours in her garden plots.
    In YOUNG, at the garden shop for plants, they had the various colours. I was tempted to buy some bulbs and plant them amongst the "yellow bulbs" ( which on visits, I have to clean and cut back! - under watchful eyes of "she" who commands and must be obeyed - Mother is now 90!)
    Delightful blog of your YELLOW daffodils, but I sure can't see any little mousey!
    Colin
    PS: weather report. No rain today in Brisbane - a miracle!

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  2. Very pretty daffodil pictures!!
    Love the first shadow picture.

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  3. Once you said "mouse" I could see it. Beautiful shots...isn't is amazing what people see? Photographers are the most interesting people - we see life so differently from others, I think, because we always wonder what that will look like through the lens of the camera!

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  4. Hi Carletta, I'm afraid I can't see the mouse either, but I love the yellow daffs and the 3rd pic with strong contrast is fab!

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  5. I can see the mouse on the wall sniffing the daffodil but I can't say what the elongated jar reminds me of, its a bit naughty. The bright daffodils in the sun are gorgeous.

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  6. very pretty. the daffies look so beautiful, they almost look fake. :)

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  7. I saw the mouse right away.

    Happy Spring, Carletta! I love daffodils too.

    Thanks for stopping by today ~

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  8. I even hear the 'squeak'! Flowers in a Ball jar are just as pretty as in the ground. Spring offers us new flora, from bulb to flower, we await their return under the warmer sun. Very artistic views!

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  9. Such lovely flowers -- mouse and all!! Wonderful shadow shots for the day, Carletta!! And spring is getting closer every day!! Hooray!! Enjoy your weekend!

    Sylvia

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  10. Your daffodils are beautiful - definitely a sign of Spring!

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  11. GReat shadows here.Have a good weekend

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  12. what crisp wonderful shadows!!!!

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  13. I directly see the mouse, LoL* I always look at the shadows and look for something that looks alike §;-)

    Funny thoughts...

    Happy SSS...

    Blessings,
    /CHie

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  14. Ha! Your mouse comment made me laugh. But seriously, these are super shadows.

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  15. I do see a mouse!

    Beautiful shots.

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  16. Carletta-- Those are MAGICAL--I noticed the curve of the jar right off! BEAUTIFUL series gal!!!


    John

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  17. the shadows are beautiful but the light on the flowers is really nice !

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  18. Rather than a mouse, I thought the shape looked like a duckling sniffing the daffodils! (Do ducklings sniff?)
    Anyways, the daffodils glow with beautiful gold and shadow patterns!

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  19. I like your colorful daffodils, but the shadows are very neat as well. And, yes, it does look a mouse shadow is enjoying the flowers as well.

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  20. Hi Carletta, I see that little mouse..... CUTE!!!!!

    Great pictures of your Daffodils. I love all of the varieties of Daffodils I see on others' blogs these days. NEAT!!!

    Great shadow pictures.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  21. I don't see the mouse, but I do love the shadows the beautiful flowers are creating on the wall. As well as the soft shadows inside the flowers themselves in the last two shots.
    Happy Sunday!!

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  22. Gorgeous daffodils! I have taken photos of the same last week.


    Captured beautifully! Thank you for your gorgeous contribution to Shadow Shot Sunday 2.


    Shadows of Nothingness, have a blessed Sunday!
    Rose

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  23. These are fine shots of the flowers. I like the image of the mouse - very cute. The brilliance of the bottom pictures in the bright sunlight look very good too. Altogether a fine post!

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  24. What wonderful shadow play in these captures, and vibrant tones!

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  25. I didn't notice it till I read, but yes I do see the mouse. It is as plain as day.

    I love those shadows...nice work.

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  26. Daffodils are pretty. Love all your photos.

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