Sunday, September 20, 2009

Shadow Shot Sunday


This is the General Theological Seminary,
which takes up a whole block in Chelsea.
Clement Clarke Moore, author of the classic
'Twas the Night Before Christmas,' taught
here in the 1800s.
The buildings are built around a wonderful
green oasis in the center. We lived in this
neighborhood when the kids were little
and brought them here to play often.
See more shadow shots here.

11 comments:

  1. Lovely dappled shadows, Alexa ~ and those old stone stairs are beautiful. I wish the utilitarian railing wasn't required ... darn that public safety.

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  2. Shell -- I agree that it definitely detracts. On the other hand—safety first!

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  3. Shadows envelope
    even the seminary
    where Light is proclaimed.

    My Shadow Shot

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  4. That's lovely! Your kids were so lucky to have played in such a wonderful place filled with so much history!

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  5. Elegant! And the shadows so various. Something to look for in Chelsea!

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  6. Lovely building and delightful shadows! I do love that dappled effect you sometimes get and you did get it beautifully!

    Have a great day!

    Sylvia

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  7. Very nice indeed.

    Have a wonderful evening and blessed week ahead.

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  8. this is so pretty. I love shadows like this.

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  9. That is a beautiful shot. I must have walked by it a couple of times but never really saw this entrance.

    Good job, Alexa.

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  10. Thanks, all! So glad you liked it.

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