4.11 Vroom

Should I admit that this extraordinary advantage point is my office window and that in two and a half year, for the first time a couple of days ago I noticed this amazing play of light and shadows?
Harry Callahan did some amazing photos focusing on the shadows projected by persons.

[Connie]

Nice shadow play and processing.

[Lyn Todd]

I had just been reading about Callahan & picked this before reading your caption. He was such a genius with composition! This is a beautuful capture in his style Domenico. fv

[kali]

wish i had such a window

[Mike Gifford]

Nice capture and very HC'ish! Fav!

[Krista Marson]

Thanks for reminding me that I have no windows where I work! Hahaha. Nice view, though, special 😊

[Domenico Dodaro]

@conbell Thank you, Connie!
@ltodd Thank you very much, I appreciate that!
@kali66 Actually, it's on a quite Busi crossroad, I need to keep it shut all the time because of traffic noise. But when I first discovered the shadows cast by the reflections of the building on the other side of the road I was very happy to open it!
@mikegifford Thank you, Mike!
@blueberry1222 That's too bad! I couldn't make it without daylight all day long... Also because my working hours usually span from 8,00 am to 8,00 pm, sometime later...

[Chris Davies]

Very nice, Domenico! Nothing so grand in our office!

[Domenico Dodaro]

@chris667 thanks, Chris!

[Chillen]

Shadows are difficult to get right Domenico, especially of complicated subjects such as a bike and its rider. You've done a great job with this capturing enough detail to identify it clearly.

[bkb in the city]

Great shot

[Margo Sayer]

Serendipity shines on the righteous. L'hai fatto proprio bene!

[Domenico Dodaro]

@chillen Thank you, Grant! I was lucky that the biker choose that trajectory that allowed the shadow being projected so very neatly in the reflection of the sunset.
@bkbinthecity Thank you very much!
@s4sayer Merci beaucoup, M.me S.!