A quick look at shadows, the enigmatic feelings of mystery they can sometimes produce.
The featured photo shows the early morning sun, somewhere near here. No mystery perhaps. More a feeling of unknown promise in the day ahead. And below, this quiet photo from Laberint d’Horta in Barcelona reminds me of a morning I spent there discovering , hidden amongst the trees, apparently ancient statuary.
Two urban photos: one from the once gritty underside of Leeds, suggesting its dirty and industrial past, the other from a up-to-the-minute quarter of Barcelona. I like the hard-to-decipher shadows on the textured overhanging roof.
And lastly, another from canal-side Leeds. Someone should write a story about this young woman sitting contemplatively beneath the shadows of the trees.
For Leanne’s Monochrome Madness …
… and for John, the week’s Lens-Artists Challenge host. He’s chosen ‘Shadowed’.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
Off you go then! I shall expect the story in my Inbox tomorrow xx
The Leeds/Barcelona duo has me a little confused, but I suppose that’s my natural state. I like the shafts of light in the opener. Rays of hope?
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You’re allowed to be confused. I did this in a bit of a hurry. It’s simply two urban shots, that’s the only connection. Yes, hopeful is how I see that first shot too. YOU can write the story for the last shot! x
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These monochrome images work so well with the shadowed theme, these are lovely the first and last one appeal to me the moat.
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Excellent response to the challenge, Margaret! Love that opening shot – I Think I have seen it in colour previously
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Lovely shot Margaret
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Thanks Sheree.
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I am on team suns rays Margaret 😀 It is a fabulous photo and works so well in Monochrome. Oh yeah, I like the other photos too. You know you shouldn’t confuse our Jo like that 😂
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It doesn’t hurt to confuse Jo every now and then. Thank Brian!
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My favourite is the Laberint d’Horta, both for the trees and the shadows they cast.
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Oh good! Thank you. It’s a favourite of mine too. But I like the header shot even more.
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Maybe a story inspired by that opening shot too? It’s gorgeous and so full of ….. who knows!
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Right. Have you got your notebook and pencil out?
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It’s hard to beat the loveliness of tree shadows as in your second shot. But the header is captivating too in its otherworldliness.
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I am particulary fond of that first shot. It was one of those unexpected moments when I was so pleased I at least had my phone wtih me.
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