Few things are recognizable without its accompanying shadow. What would the absence of mass be, without shadow to define it?
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Nice prints! I have often thought this very thing as I view prints in sand and dirt!They would be invisible impressions otherwise!
KK
Nice one! And so true – prints and shadows have a lot in common. What a cool insight!
What a great shot. Footprints are so cool.
Job well done…
That’s a very unique idea for a great shadow shot. Well done.
Paw-prints in soft mud—
creature passing by at night
leaves a calling card.
My Shadow Shot
I like your footprints!
Pesky raccoon tracks in moist sands…love it!
Not human footprints I assume… are they raccoon prints? :)
I love the metaphysical musings of your poem. Is the photo yours? You are such a multi-talented woman.
That’s a very good point! I like your shot!
wonderful photo; i love animal tracks…
Thank you, everyone (new and old friends!!!)
They are indeed raccoon prints. On a sandy part of the Willamette River, in Portland, Oregon, where Sport (the dog) and I went for a walk Saturday and discovered some river access.