Shaman's Shadow
That's what this one is to me. Half man, half deer. Medicine man. Mystery. Or, is it just art in a sculpture garden? I'll leave you to wonder and ponder.
"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 Shadow Shot Sunday 2. Entertain your muse and be amused by stopping by to see what others have posted! You can view all of my 2011 Shadow Shot Sunday images on my Flickr account. Click here to view them.
12 comments:
Well you've left me wondering and imagining. Sometimes the real thing is so different from what we've invisioned casting the shadow!
Delightful! I always love your unique and fun shadow shots for the day, Paula, and today is no exception!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! Stay safe from the awful forest fires!!
Sylvia
ah...the mind's eye...it plays tricks...but never let's us down. happy weekend paula!!!
Fantastic shadows Paula...love how this leaves you with wonder!!
lovely shadows - both of them
The mundane and ordinary are beautiful despite what much of the modern world thinks - the simple lady with her pot offers an almost wry look, the sun and shadow falling of her beautiful visage...the grasshopper leaves a faint shadow, ordinary it may seem - but the beauty of shape and line is wonderful here, almost like charcoal on canvas - so wonderful!
Intriguing pieces of art! Somehow the first one has a Buddha connection and yet it is not the traditional image! The second one reminds me of some of the Egyptian armed figures on murals!
Clever shadows. That second shot is rather spooky!
I find the shadow in the stone bowl intriguing. Is the statuette mixing up some shadows for a drink? Shadow tortillas? Hmm...
Gathering Wisdom/Shadows
Now my mind is wandering, love the second shot.
My Shadows...
That last shot looks like someone hanged himself. Thanks for your beautiful contribution to Shadow Shot Sunday!
Shadows in my Kitchen, please come and see.
Rose
ah! very clever!
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