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| Get out the magnifying glass, get into your best sleuthing clothes and start prowling your environment looking for those wonderful, but sometimes elusive shadows. This fun and challenging meme is hosted each week by Tracy over at Hey Harriet! Click on the link under the blog title and sign up to play!! Please, everyone, offer prayers for the families and victims of the horrific earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Warnings are being issued as far away as California and Washington. I think we all have friends in these areas that are in need of our prayers and good thoughts. |
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| Nothing is impossible, the word itself says 'I'm possible'! Audrey Hepburn |
Another lovely collage. I'm enjoying looking at the tree and grass, as we have snow again today! Enjoy the weekend!
ReplyDeleteI like the shadow falling gently over the snout of Mojo (right doggie?)
ReplyDeleteYu have the most elegant home, inside and out. Hopefully soon it will be time to relax on your deck instead of admiring its shadow!
your shadow shots are always so cheerful!. another great collage, I love the ruby vase and the shell, and the person's shadow on the wall in the lower right. great job! have a beautiful weekend Sylvia!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a collection of pictures..Wonderful collage!
ReplyDeleteMy mother taught me nothing is impossible if I "only begin".
ReplyDeleteMy eye is drawn to that vase... :)
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What a great page, Lady S!
ReplyDeleteLoving your header §;-)
And look, been awhile not visiting you and I can see that you're going great with your tiling, huh?
A great job...& done...
Hugs,
/chie
Wonderful shadow shots, Sylvia, especially the last one, but of course I like the one of Mojo best.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Great collection of photos. Love the conch shell.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
Great shadowy collage, Sylvia. My favorite is the tree towering over that lovely lawn! I hope you're having a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteHi Sylvia,
ReplyDeleteThe sun streaming through the conch shell is a great shot! My mom had one of those on the bookcase for years.
Brings back memories.
Love the Audrey Hepburn quote. She was so beautiful, wasn't she?
My prayers go out to the people of Japan.
Thanks for visiting. Enjoy the weekend!
Hi Sylvia! Lovely shots! Hope things don't get worse with the problems at the nuclear plant in Japan...
ReplyDeleteMatisse and Chagall: what a ticket... Confirm it at Blogtrotter Two... Enjoy and have a great weekend!!
Hello Sylvia, I like the shot oh your shadow against the best. I like your jaunty stance! And my families hearts are full to the brim for those poor families in Japan. I can not imagine their loss.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful collage of shadow shots. Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Japan at this terrible time for them!
ReplyDeleteI share your sentiments for those affected by this great natural disaster. Makes shadow shots not that imnportant, but good to reach for some beauty as we pray. Nice job Sylvia K.
ReplyDeletePeace.
This year has been full of dramatic human and nature revolutions...peace for the rest of the year!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shadow series!
Sylvia,
ReplyDeleteI love the quote...so true! and my favorite photo is where the sun is shining through the conk shell...that is gorgeous!
My prayers have already been filled with the people of the devastation and destruction; sooo sad!
i enjoyed your collage today, the photos are green and happy. a little bit of happy is good for the soul!
ReplyDeleteLovely set of shadows and contrasting colours. Love the shell and the fun one at the bottom right. (Yes, sustaining thoughts being sent as we 'speak'. Does tragedy bring us together I wonder)
ReplyDeleteThe conch shell got me this time Sylvia. Great shadows as usual but I loved the glow through the shell.
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Very nice collection of shadow shots, Sylvia. I love how you've fit a vase into it, and your dog looks so contemplative. Enjoy your weekend. I wish you good weather!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful collection of shadow shots Sylvia. As always, I love your coloured glass photos. I haven't taken part in SSS for several weeks. It's good to be back.
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts and prayers go to Japan and others affected by this devastation, as well as those affected by the earthquake in Christchurch, NZ and the the floods, fires and cyclones in Australia.
A beautiful selection of shadow photos Sylvia!
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts are with those in Japan and other areas affected by the tsunami. 2011 seems to be a year filled with natural disasters worldwide. It's so very sad and I hope things don't continue along this path for the remainder of the year. Enough Mother Nature! Show us your good side now please!?!
Have a great week Sylvia :)
Gorgeous shots all of them. The conch almost looks magical, a divine glow emanating from it, wow!
ReplyDeleteThe shadow in the last shot is very lovely too:-)
My heart goes out to all those people affected by this tragedy. My Sincere prayers with them.
Have a wonderful week, Sylvia:-)
another beautiful collage for the week....
ReplyDeleteYes, we do need to lift our prayers up for those in Japan. What devastation.
ReplyDeleteThat potted palm really sets off a fantastic shadow.
ReplyDeleteMy Shadow Shot Link BOARDWALK along the wildlife refuge
I love your supermodel pose near the plant :)
ReplyDeleteI love the way you arranged your shadow shots. I really like the lady by the palm. I wanted to post something about Japan as well, but could not think of how to do it. Nothing would be adequate. Your words are a fine recognition of their plight.
ReplyDeleteI really like several of these, but I'll single out the sweet shot with the shadows on the pup's nose. I'm a sucker for dog photos.
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Yes, my thoughts and prayers are with them all. It will be a long road.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collage you have. :)
Once again, a terrific collection. My favorite is the one in the lower right corner...
ReplyDeleteWhere or where did the weekend go to? Sigh....well I hope you had a great weekend and it was full of wonderful shadows like what you have here!
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