The same held true for Saturday's visit to see Infinite Variety: Three Centuries of Red and White Quilts. While everyone, myself included, was gazing up and up and up at the quilts, the lighting caught my interest when I chanced to gaze a bit too high once and looked straight into a light. Spotlight after spotlight shown down on the rows of fabric.
In the split second it took to see all the lights, my brain shouted to look down at my feet and on the floor for the shadows that must be there if only one looked close enough. So I looked.
Whilst those quilts are amazing...these shadows are stunning! I love them and think there kindred spirits all around who do the same.
ReplyDeleteFiona - Might you one of those kindred spirits? Does your husband kid you about taking photos of the ground?
ReplyDeleteoh I love these shadows!
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful patterns
and the floor
imagining the red and white and the shadow and light together - thrilling...
I too watch, photograph and dance with shadows,
xox - eb.
EB - That's what I like about your blog and work. One can tell you photograph and dance with shadows from your use of light and dark. Just wonderful!
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