Saturday, March 26, 2011

Greetings From Arizona!


Well, a misleading title, I suppose since as I post this, I am already back in New Mexico!

Anywhere in the Southwest, shadows abound.

Consider this the 'appetizer' of the images I will post in the following weeks from my trip to Arizona this week. Several more courses' will follow!



But, greetings nonetheless!!

This is the moccasin on a bronze sculpture (life sized) in the shopping center in Sedona called, Talaquepaque. It really looks like leather, doesn't it? The beads are real beads though...I really don't think they are bronze too.



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"Everything that we see is a shadow cast by that which we do not see." (Martin Luther King)

Every week, a group of us from around the world post our shadow shots over at Hey Harriet. Entertain your muse and be amused by stopping by to see what others have posted! You can view all of my 2010 Shadow Shot Sunday images on my Flickr account. Click here to view them.

21 comments:

robin. said...

awesome shot paula...very leathery looking bronzness. love how warm it looks also!!

guess i might just be a little cold...

whizkid said...

thats a really interesting sculpture! very cool :)

GlorV1 said...

Awesome photos Paula and also makes you think. Thanks for sharing. How is it there in New Mexico?

Sylvia K said...

A terrific shot as always, Paula, and how different!! I LOVE Sedona! Look forward to reading more about your trip! Enjoy your week!

Sylvia

The Summer Kitchen Girls said...

Hello Paula! Love this - there is too much movement to think that it isn't leather - fun! Can't wait to see more photos from your trip :)

Anonymous said...

A very interesting sculpture!

Rajlakshmi said...

interesting sculptures...
beautifully captured :)


SSS

Cynthia M said...

Oh wow, interesting shots...love the irregular shadows on the moccasin :)

A Wild Thing said...

What a beautiful shadow the delicate laces produce, I can only imagine how fabulous the statue must be...hey, will ya send some of that heat our direction!!!

Cynthia M said...

Sorry Paula, I did the shadow shots yesterday and posted a poem since so it's second on the page, thanks for getting in touch, Cynthia x

Spadoman said...

I can't even imagine you and a camera in Sedona. let alone in Arizona. Can't wait to hear the stories and see the photos. Very much looking forward to it. It's been cold here again and I wish I would have stayed just a couple more weeks. Planning on being back in May with the motorcycle. Love the beaded Mocassin.

Peace

Unknown said...

Fantastic shot, love the shadows and the colours.

Nicole said...

That is very cool. Thank you for sharing!

Hey Harriet said...

Well that's a rather snazzy looking moccasin with some sweet shadows! Looking forward to hearing more and seeing further photos from your trip!

Sara Chapman in Seattle, USA said...

It's true that the southwest is the place to go for shadows. A bit tricky here in gray Seattle, but we zoom outside quickly when the sun is out. Love the ones on this bronze moccasin.

MyMaracas said...

Wonderfully crafted and colorful item, and I like the way you've photographed it. I'm looking forward the rest of your New Mexico shots.

Chubby Chieque said...

What a great art. U rocks when it comes to artistry.

Have a nice sunny Sunday.

x0x0,
/chie

Serendipity said...

Beautiful shadow shot!

Lisa's RetroStyle said...

Wow...beautiful!

Stef said...

it looks cool! It's my first time to join and I'm glad I did. Hope you can visit me at Septembercharm.

Cassie said...

Very cool photo!! We love Talaquepaque too. Their Christmas light display was always one of my favorites (next to the ZooLights at Phx.Zoo). Happy SSS.

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