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| Back to Notre Dame, where I found lots of lovely shadows—including this one near the main altar. [See more Shadow Shots here.] |
Amazing shadow capture Alexa & your skywatch from Friday is awesome too!
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day, & I hope you get to put your feet up at some point.
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Thanks, Lily! Hope your guys treat you like a queen today.
ReplyDeleteSplendid shadow, and I love the reflection of the chandelier in the marble floor as well. Happy Mother's Day, dear Alexa!
ReplyDeleteOh the shadow of the wrought iron is absolutely stately in such a pristine atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteSand and Seaweed Shadows
My link above, if you care to pay me a visit. Have a great Sunday!!
My goodness, I'm impressed. The day (10 years ago) when I visited Notre Dame, the interior was so dark it was like stumbling through a cave. No photos for me that day!
ReplyDeleteI HAD A LITTLE SHADOW
(With apologies to Robert Louis Stevenson)
I had a little shadow
No bigger than my thumb;
I took him to the meadow
And there I gave him rum.
My drunken little shadow
Did weave and bob and pitch;
He stumbled from the meadow
And fell into a ditch!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Schoolyard Shadows
ooh, these are deep, strong shadows. I sense the hush all around. lovely shadow shot, and the previous photo of the fruit is delicious! happy SSS.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's day Alexa. You two daughters are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photo! Love how you framed it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous shot of the often-photographed Notre Dame... great shadows, depth of field and interesting background.
ReplyDelete...and, I might add, I did not see any tourists in your snap. Hope that YOU had a wonderful Mother's Day, too!
Bises,
Genie
I saw this photo in this weeks photo collages at Hay Harriet and had to come over to see it myself. GORGEous shot!!!
ReplyDeletexoEsther