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Haha! brilliant capture ;-)
Have a shadowtastic week ;-)
Shadowtastic means twice as good as normal, right? (:
Cheers!
What great shot, Carin! What fascinating location were you speeding off to this time!? Please tell me this is not a current shot because there isn’t a whiff of snow anywhere!!!
Taken last year or thereabouts. I think I may have been coming back from ‘the north’ or Lindsey or Peterborough… although this is not far from here.
VVVVVRRRROOOOOM! Terrific!
Ha! Thank you, Barbara! I was thinking of adding sound effects and you’ve just saved me the trouble. Pitch perfect, by the way. (;
Love this, love the blues! Also, the way the car shadow looks almost 3-dimensional due to the different depths of the verge, and how the road looks like big blue bars, like a wall behind which the ‘car’ is travelling. Also, it reminds me of this photo of mine: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151159647905520&set=a.221116460519.176549.743280519&type=3&theater :-)
Oh, my god. Yes. Just clicked on yours. Love it! Did you take it yourself? [I won’t report you, promise. If you do the same for me.] It’s a tricky shot to get. I notice yours is in the country also. Can’t imagine doing this on the 401.
I think you two should have a joint exhibition. Or at least partner these two photos somewhere.
Hmmmm…
*thinking*
What an exquisite minimalist shot Carin! The soft blues and rounded shapes give it a dreamy quality.
Thank you, Allison. Those rounded shapes are what I loved best!
That shadow looks like more than a shadow, it’s so clear. More like a doppelganger. Love the soft bluish hues, the wide open spaces, the blur of the background (sense of speed), the arc of blue in the sky (is that a trick of taking it out a window, Carin?) that echoes the shape of the car roof. This sings road trip to me … escape … and the promise of fun.
Thank you! No idea what caused that curve. I believe the window was open, but maybe not.
So much drama in such a minimalist almost abstract image. And I agree with Sheila about the wonderfulness of the blues. A wonderful photo!
Something about pictures taken on the move that I’m attracted to.
Love the shadow. I also love the sky. It almost looks like there’s a faint rainbow.
Yes, that ‘curve’. Strange. I didn’t notice it at the time. Would have stopped and checked for gold… (;