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Shadow play.

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I think a reason why we all love to look at and capture shadows is because of the playfulness and non-permanent nature of them.  It’s a moment in time that can never be duplicated, like watching a cloud change shape.  There is a lovely connection to childhood in that aspect of slowing down to even see and enjoy a shadow at play.  I thought there was a real artistry to some of these images I found.

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Photo credits: 1) Harper’s Bazaar 1962, James Moore  2) Marco Guerra 3) Budapest, Bruno Bourel 4) Noell S. Oszvalt 5) Millenium Wheel, London 1999, Richard Bram 6) Elliot Erwitt 7) Untitled nude, John Rawlings, 1955 8) Noir Façade 9) @little_nicki_ 

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