Bottle and shadow #2 by goodoleboy
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Captured 9/19/15 @ 8:24 am, somewhere around the streets and byways of the neighborhood.
I sometimes find bottles, cups, leaves, pine cones, or twigs lying about on or near the pavement, so I'll either pick them up and position them, or maneuver them around with my feet and into the most advantageous position for a shadow shoot. I do the same thing with abandoned gloves and shoes.
Skoal.
Comments (8)
Amazing shadows and very great concept/capture also !
Very Cool Shadow Work!!! and as Heineken says "If you don't like it we will give you your money back" I like it!!!
You hit the jackpot with this one Harry. Great see-through shadow and that's unique in itself...plus it is in color! Wow.
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Another great bottle shadow, Harry! I love the surprising wideness and color in the bottle. Well done!
Looks like evidence that my ex was in your vicinity--that was his brand. A well-photographed series of shots of the lovely green glass and its green shadow!
wonderful game of shadows...excellent photographic ART !!!
ditto Bill and claude19. And lol, Denise. (If someone is really into drinking these, will they be as into capturing them this electrically?) The texture of your sidewalk is electric: It's as much the 'character' of the image as the bottle and shadow are. And, against that, a bottle and elongated shadow. In the top shot---a real classic---you made a great choice to show the bottle "face forward"---ie, with its label right in our face. It makes for a powerful 'presentation'. (Heinekin should pay you promotional fees for this. What do they call it in Hollywood---"product placement"?) But that makes the contrasting, squat, pill-bottle shadow all the more fun and commanding. And you got this little "pill" or something in the bottom of the shadow---I love that little thing in there. Like a little button. That top shot is an eye popper.
Then, in the lower shot, you're playing with angles---we see the bottle, but it's on a different angle than the shadow. And the label's partly hidden...and the shadow tags along like a big overweight pal. What a strange bulbous shot that is. You have more light in that shot too---the light is almost menacing there. More terrific morning shadow work from you, Harry, with an electrified surface and wonderful bottle-shadow interplay. You do more with a discarded bottle than I do with 3/4 of the shots I take.